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Axiata Group Berhad | Sustainability & National Contribution Report 2016
The XL Future Leaders (XLFL)
Programme is part of XL’s efforts
to build future leaders in Indonesia
in line with the goals of the AYTP.
Since the start of the programme
in 2011, some 20,690 students
have benefitted from its initiatives.
These include 9,300 participants in the XLFL
Global Thinking Programme; 10,890 through
online learning courses; and 500 scholarship
recipients.
XLFL is a youth-focused programme designed
to prepare university students for the rigours
of leadership. Its Global Thinking programme
is a two-year long developmental programme,
making XLFL the most comprehensive and
longest youth programme in Indonesia.
XLFL also provides online and offline workshops
to participants, one-on-one mentoring sessions,
scholarships, and an e-learning platform
accessible by the general public.
XL Future Leaders
The programme is designed to develop leaders
that are socially informed, creative and confident
among young people across Indonesia by:
1. Developing capabilities through self-reflection
2. Building an awareness of Indonesia’s
development needs
3. Inspiring confidence and encouraging
independent thinking
4. Creating
hands-on
entrepreneurial
experiences
5. Developing innovation that positively impacts
society
To ensure that XLFL is aligned with global best
practice, XL conducts an annual evaluation
process using an evidence-driven framework to
assess the educational impact of the programme.
It was also discovered that XLFL benefits not
only the student participants but also other
sectors including government, businesses,
universities and XL as well.
Since its start in 2011, XL Future Leaders has
received four awards including the Best CSR
Award from the Perhumas Awards 2016. The
programme has been innovated to meet
Indonesian education objectives and has evolved
from one subject programme in 2011 to eight in
2016. As with the AYTP, XL Future Leaders is
helping build capabilities and capacities of our
future generations.
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PEOPLE
The Indonesian public has responded well to the programme with demand greatly exceeding the number of places available:
42,165
applicants since 2012
550
students
accepted
90+
innovations
generated for the
telco industry
1,920
enrolled in XL E-Learn
3,500+
hours
of intensive
mentoring sessions
62
student-led
projects in education,
technology, food,
environment
and women’s
empowerment
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
XL launched
XL
Future Leaders
5,543
applicants
120
accepted
7,741
applicants
135
accepted
12,441
applicants
145
accepted
16,440
applicants
150
accepted