The Greek word Kerus means “of the heart” or “to do something with passion.” This word captures the spirit and vision who launched Kerus Institute in the Spring of 2012 with the purpose to train highly skilled moral leaders who will positively influence their workplace and local communities. Our vision comes to life as we […]
The Birkman method is a powerful tool that identifies a person’s passions, behaviors, motivations and interests.
The success we achieve can largely depend on how well we understand ourselves and those with whom we interact. Much of our time is spent working with others to accomplish objectives. People skills are one of the most critical we can […]
It Takes Courage! is a multi-tiered educational strategy designed to build healthy relationships, increase student achievement and reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS and other behaviorally-driven health problems. This curriculum and similar materials have been used in over 50 nations. In South Africa, over 500 educators, in over 100 schools, have been certified to use the […]
South Africa is identified as one of the world’s emerging economies, with opportunities expanding and the work force changing rapidly. What does all of this mean to you? How do you fit in, take advantage of the growth or prepare yourself for a career? Our career coaches can help get you on the right career […]
Kerus Institute’s Wellness Coaching program exists to equip and inspire individuals who desire to lead healthy, meaningful and productive lives. Our wellness team focuses on the whole person, mental, physical, social, emotional, occupational and spiritual. Through the coaching process clients gain a better understanding of their overall health and wellness, and with their coach, identify […]
It Takes Courage! comes alive at the community level as peers who have gone through the It Takes Courage! Youth Curriculum lessons plan and conduct a one-day community youth rally. Local churches usually sponsor these rallies with youth and educators from local high schools invited to attend. Planned and executed by the learners, these events […]
