Amman, Jordan · District 351 · Zone 37
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Bachelor's Program

The Bachelor's Program develops the foundational leadership skills needed to lead a Lions Club. Its courses focus on everything a great club leader should master — from Lions history and club structure to membership growth, service projects and public relations.

10Required
13Electives
10+5To graduate
To complete the Bachelor's Program: finish all 10 required courses plus at least 5 electives, along with the leadership-experience requirements.

Required Courses

10
101

Lions History

The founding story of Lions Clubs International and the values that guide the association today.

102

Lions Club Structure

How a club, district and the wider association are organized and how the parts work together.

103

Club Success

The habits and practices that make a Lions Club healthy, active and rewarding to belong to.

104

Effective Club Meetings

Planning and running club meetings that are focused, engaging and worth attending.

105

Dynamic Community Service Projects

Designing and delivering service projects that create real impact in the community.

106

Club Governance

The roles, rules and responsibilities that keep a club well run and accountable.

107

Building Club Membership

Practical ways to attract, invite and welcome new members to grow the club.

108

Member Motivation

Keeping members engaged, valued and inspired to keep serving.

109

Conflict Resolution

Understanding, defusing and resolving disagreements within the club constructively.

110

Public Relations

Telling the club's story and building a positive public image in the community.

Elective Courses

13
111

Marketing

Promoting the club's activities and causes to the right audiences.

121

Club President

The duties, leadership and vision expected of a club president.

122

Club Secretary

The record-keeping, reporting and administrative role of the club secretary.

123

Club Finances

Managing club funds, budgets and financial reporting responsibly.

124

Membership Committee

How the membership committee plans and drives club growth.

125

Your Board, Your Team

Turning the club board into a united, effective leadership team.

126

Orientating and Mentoring New Members

Welcoming new members and guiding them into active service.

127

Tail-Twisting

Adding fun, energy and fellowship to club meetings through the tail-twister role.

128

Mentoring a New Lion

One-to-one mentoring that helps a new Lion find their place and thrive.

129

Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF)

What LCIF is, the causes it funds and how clubs support it.

130

Beyond Your Club

Connecting with the zone, district and global Lions family beyond your own club.

131

Motivating Through the Art of Recognition

Using recognition and appreciation to inspire and retain members.

132

Preparing to Be a Club Officer

Getting ready to step into a club leadership position with confidence.