Modules 1. Influencing Culture

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Module One Overview We start your journey of self-development with a pre-course assignment, asking you to critically reflect on your current understanding of Ethics & Ethical theory, Ethical Leadership, and leadership styles, articulating how you currently apply these areas on a day-to-day basis personally, and in your organisation. We then delve into the normative theories of ethics and the different ethical theories that exist with a reading based on a real-life scenario to give you an understanding and practical overview of the consequentialist and non-consequentialist theories of ethics, importantly, we get you to start thinking about what particular theory or combination of theories you could adopt or intertwine into your own DNA, values, and self-identity. The module finishes with another self-reflection exercise on how your understanding of ethics and ethical theory has changed since the reading and what you would do differently and now embed or intertwine into your values and DNA to transform your ethical beliefs and thus influence organisational culture. On successful completion of this module, you will be awarded xxx Continuing professional development points. Module 1 overview and assessment requirements (will be sent by email to you upon payment of the course fees) Video Module 1 overview (drop box link) https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/lkhf9a0vyqlde72jzr517/Module1.mov?rlkey=shj9mv4ew2ppmx12jsgf7zc9n&st=202jlhfb&dl=0 • Part A: Pre course Self-reflection exercise • Part B: Reading from Tony Beaven’s paper on Understanding and applying the foundations of Ethical Theory • Part C: Assignment to be submitted within 4 weeks with a pass mark of 65%, 2000 words maximum, incorporating the self reflection exercise and assignment questions from part B. A marking criterion will be used to assess each assignment please see the course overview for details of the criterion. *Please note you cannot use the Guilds logo until you have passed all three modules of the course and been accepted as a member of the Guild All course materials provided are protected by copyright law. These materials are intended solely for the personal use of students enrolled in this course. Any reproduction, distribution, or use of these materials for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.