The image of a modern girl - a girl-leader: training for girls on leadership

Organized by Muhayyo Gapirova

April 16, 2011

Aitmatov school, Nariman village

Why our community need this project?

Every woman and girl should strive for independence. In our community

there are few women leaders. In many countries women and men are

equal. They have the right to work in similar enterprises. To develop our

community we need to learn and should try to achieve such success. To

be successful girls need to know more about leadership. I participated in

workshops "save the children" Leadership and learning Convention on the

Rights of Children. So I decided to tell the other girls of our community

about leadership.

Goal of the project

The goal of my GYSD project is to develop leadership skills in girls, self-confidence and sense of responsibility.

Proposed activity

To achieve this goal, I will take away 15 students. Invite women leaders of

our city, to talk about their successes and achievements, and how they

did it. Stories of real people may have a greater effect than the stories

taken from the Internet and told by me.

Plan and resources

Plan:1. I will prepare advertisements and hang their school, will announce in

the school newspaper and website.2. I will choose 15 girls to participate in the training.3. In April 16 I will hold a training session.4. During the training, we play different games, to debate to the girls

was really interesting. Resources:1. We will need paper and a printer for ads. Our computer teacher will

help me in this.2. Also, we will need markers, flip charts, notepads and pens. 3. I will ask our class teacher to provide room for the training.4. We will ask the women leaders, we invite and prepare their stories

and reports in electronic form. To demonstrate this we will need a computer and projector.

Expected results

After my GYSD project, I expect that the girls learn the secrets of

a successful woman leader, and will apply this knowledge to

improve our schools, and in their future profession.

Women leaders

We want to be like them