Leading at All Levels Adjunct Program
Agency Instructors are an important part of ensuring every state employee has access to the Leading at All Levels (LAAL) courses. Agency employees complete a simple certification process and are then authorized to deliver the LAAL courses as an extension of the OSHR Learning and Development function.
Adjunct Journey Roadmap
- Professional Growth & Development
- Recognition & Influence
- Access & Opportunities
- Creativity
Learn
Class as a Participant
View
Apply
Review
Facilitation Overview
Show
& Evaluation
Maintain
Certification
Certification
Explore the Leading at All Levels adjunct journey through our interactive infographic, or review the Learning Journey.
"How do I become a Certified LAAL Adjunct Instructor?"
- Learn: Attend and participate in the class that you would like to teach.
- View: Complete Adjunct Certification module.
- Apply: Submit an Adjunct Application.
- Review: Schedule a Content Review meeting with an OSHR Master Trainer.
- Show: Complete a Teachback under observation of an OSHR Master Trainer.
- Maintain: Conduct a minimum of 2 sessions per year per course to maintain certification.
Adjunct Instructor Compentencies
- Presence – Is fully attentive and responsive to the group, modeling a positive, professional attitude.
- Professional Knowledge – Provides knowledgeable feedback and real-world application that enhances the learning experience.
- Awareness & Adaptability – Understands group dynamics and adjusts delivery methods to fit group needs, learning styles, and context.
- Design – Structures sessions to achieve objectives and orchestrates quality events.
- Communication – Uses a clear voice, active listening, questioning, and feedback effectively.
- Engagement – Creates a participatory environment encouraging collaboration.
- Evaluation – Assesses outcomes and improves facilitation practices thereby producing effective results.
Frequently Asked Questions
All Leading at All Level (LAAL) courses are offered to all state employees at no tuition cost to the participant. The only cost would be travel expenses if applicable.
To be eligible for the LAAL Certificate of Completion, an employee must successfully complete all nine required courses in the LAAL Learning Journey.
- Log into the NC Learning Center.
- Go to your transcript – find the class in the active folder of your transcript.
- Check status:
- “Registered” - you are on the roster.
- “Pending Approval” - your supervisors need to approve the request (at least 3 days prior to the date of the class).
- “Waitlisted” - if someone drops out of the class, you will receive an email from the LMS letting you know a space has become available. You will need to claim that space (first come first serve basis).