faq
If you have any questions please contact us for more information.- Who owns the rights to the Situational Leadership® Model?
- How can I bring Situational Leadership® to my employees?
- What is the value of Situational Leadership®?
- May I buy a Situational Leadership® online assessment (in Self or 360 version)?
- What if I need to contact someone at your office?
- Where do you run your public courses?
- What is the cost of the Public Core Program?
- How do I sign up to attend a public workshop?
- May I buy or rent a copy of Twelve O'clock High?
- How long does my certification last?
- Is my certification tied to my company?
- I was certified with my previous employer, can I offer Situational Leadership® at my new company?
Frequently Asked Questions
01. Who owns the rights to the Situational Leadership® Model?
The Center for Leadership Studies, Inc. (USA) owns the Situational Leadership®
Model and the content associated with it. It is their intellectual property
and protected by several copyrights. The Australasian Centre for Leadership
Studies (owned by Pacific Training and Development) represents CLS as their Master Licensee in Australia.
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02. How can I bring Situational Leadership® to my employees?
Attend a public workshop to become accredited, purchase and sign an organisational license
agreement and you can start training your employees in Situational Leadership®.
Click this
link for more information.
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03. What is the value of Situational Leadership®?
Situational Leadership® increases the quantity and quality of conversations
people have about performance. It gives leaders a method to diagnose the
performance needs of others and respond to those needs. Employees benefit
from role and goal clarity, opportunities for growth and development,
and a framework to make difficult, often uncomfortable conversations about
performance less threatening and more productive.
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04. May I buy a Situational Leadership® online assessment (in
Self or 360 version)?
Our online assessments are reserved for licensed clients who are training
our packaged training program on Situational Leadership®. It is not designed
to be used as a stand-alone assessment.
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05. What if I need to contact someone at your office?
Our phone number is Free Call 1300 736 646 or 07 5553 6060. Alternatively
you click here to Contact Us by email.
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06. Where do you run your public courses?
Public courses are scheduled anually in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane & the Gold Coast. Let us know if you are interested in attending a program.
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07. What is the cost of the Public Core Program?
The cost to attend a Situational Leadership Core Public Program is $695 (inc. GST, workbook, profile and other valuable resources).
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8. How do I sign up to attend a public workshop?
Please email us for information or call us on 1300 736 646 or 07 5553 6060 and we can either email
or fax you a booking form or take your booking over the phone. View our current schedule
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9. May I buy or rent a copy of Twelve O'clock High?
No. You need to sign a license agreement with us to use the film in a
training setting. The Center for Leadership Studies has an agreement with
Films, Inc. to use an edited version of the film for training purposes.
The Twelve O'Clock High case study requires accreditation and training resources.
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10. How long does my certification last?
Once certified for one of our packaged training programs you are certified
"for life." Any company you work for needs to be licensed for
you to train that program.
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11. Is my certification tied to my company?
No. Your certification stays with you, even if you change places of employment.
However, your new employer must be licensed for you to be able to conduct
training within that organisation.
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12. I was certified with my previous employer, can I offer Situational Leadership® at my new company?
Yes. The company needs to sign a license agreement with us first and then
you can train the program again. If you would like to come back for a
refresher course free of charge, you are welcome to do so.
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