The Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellowship is a programme that brings potential young Africa Leaders in different sectors together and equip them with rigorous trainings on the principles and application of leadership, this is a community of young African to connect and provide solution to global challenges and various leadership shortcoming in African community. The curriculum procedure that will be followed during the course of the Leadership training is pattern toward the oxford tutorial style as recommended by the African faculty and advisors of the Archbishop Tutu Fellowship Programme, the Programme includes two 9-days Group Learning Modules with an impressive array of distinguished leaders and faculty as well offered on a part-time basis over six months, These are intensive interactive workshops; one at the historic Mont Fleur conference facility (South Africa), and the other split between Oxford University and London (UK). The Archbishop Tutu Fellowship programme places emphasis on: In all it provides unique environment for mid-career self-reflection on one’s leadership journey in transforming Africa, and has been described as life changing by many participants. All Tutu Fellows will be expected to play active roles in their respective communities, countries and spheres of influence upon completion of the programme. Great value is placed upon becoming a member of an established exclusive and supportive network of Africa’s future leaders – the Tutu Fellows. As part of this network of global leaders, all Fellows are expected to attend AFLI alumni events, as well as function as ambassadors for the Fellowship across all segments of society. 15th December, 2017. Visit the Archbishop Tutu Fellowship Programme for Emerging Young African Leaders web page.