African Leadership Academy (ALA) students and alumni often take the initiative to run Entrepreneurial Leadership camps in their home countries during school holidays and during their gap years. This facilitator’s guide is a step by step guide on how ALA students and other interesting parties and stakeholders could run their own Entrepreneurial Leadership camps. Facilitators who use this document are encouraged to adapt the materials provided to the specific audience they are teaching.
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