As organizations are facing with consistent changes and disruptive innovations affecting technology, economic and social developments, there are urgent needs to build the capacity of managers to cope and address several key issues associated with the new dynamics. This includes the capacity in developing talents with trustworthy leadership, handling changes and uncertainties, problem solving, decision making skills, conflicts management and becoming effective negotiators.
The Advanced Management Programme (AMP) @ JCS Talent is specifically designed to enhance the managerial and leadership qualities of the 30 selected upcoming leaders of Johor Civil Service. The AMP is conducted as a tailor-made in-house program with a broad-based approach to orient the participants with knowledge and expected deliverables or learning outcomes.
The program was conducted by the Azman Hashim International Business School (AHIBS) led by AP Dr. Fauziah. There were 5 modules conducted by the faculty members who have anchored various continuous professional development programs and consultancy projects for industry and government agencies (locally and abroad). The modules were;
1) Leadership & Leading Talent of 21st Century – Trustworthy leadership (AP Dr. Rosmini)
2) Problem Solving and Skillful Negotiation Skills (Dr. Suzilawati)
3) Managing Risks and Finance for Decision Making (AP Dr. Siti Zaleha)
4) Effective Communication and Conflict Management at Workplace (AP Dr. Fauziah)
5) Leadership Excellence: Leading with Purpose, Principle and Passion (Prof Dr. Azlan Abd Rahman)
5th April 2019 marked the completion of the Program which started in January 2019. The momentous closing ceremony was held at Perpustakaan Raja Zarith Sofia UTM graced by YB Dato’ Haji Mohd Noorazam Bin Dato’ Haji Osman, the President for the Association of JCS Officers together with YBrs Tuan Haji Nasrin Kamal Bin Hashim, the Head of JCS’s Human Resource Management Division. UTM was represented by Prof Dr Azlan Abd Rahman, the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Development).
Story and photos by: AP Dr. Fauziah Sheikh Ahmad