Lions Clubs International and District 37 Leadership Training aims to develop members’ leadership skills, improve communication, encourage teamwork, and prepare future leaders. It helps members understand their responsibilities, make effective decisions, solve problems, and manage club activities successfully.
Lions International and District 37 provide various leadership development opportunities, including club officer training, district leadership training, leadership institutes, and online learning. These opportunities help members at different levels gain the knowledge and confidence needed to fulfill their leadership roles.
Club Officer training is held twice a year. Online training will be held in November of 2026. Dates will be announced soon. You can see videos of the past training at https://www.montanalions.org/training/ Club officer training is also held at the District 37 Convention. The Convention will be in Choteau in April 2027.
Online Training in the Lions Learning Center. https://lionsinternational.my.site.com/s/ Under the heading of “Learn” there are video training for club officers, zone chairs, and many other roles.
Online Training at Lions University. https://lionsuniversity.org/ Lions University is online training provided by USA/Canada Leadership forum. It is broken up into tracks by degrees. Bachelors is for club leadership. Masters is for District Leadership. You do not have to attend a Leadership forum to sign up for training.
District 37 Leadership Retreat. The training is usually held in early October each year. The training is intended for current and future leaders in Montana. There is no cost to attend the training. The training details will be announced at the convention in April.
Lions Clubs International Leadership Training is essential for building confident, responsible, and service-oriented leaders. By developing leadership skills and encouraging continuous learning, Lions can strengthen their clubs, inspire volunteers, and make a lasting difference in communities worldwide.
Leadership in Lions means inspiring others, working together, and serving humanity with dedication.
All donations accepted on lionsclubs.org support Lions Clubs International Foundation (LCIF), which is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charitable organization. Lions Clubs International (LCI) is a 501(c)(4) tax-exempt social welfare organization and is not eligible to accept or solicit charitable donations. All LCI administrative costs are paid solely through dues, while 100% of funds raised through LCI fundraisers goes directly into funding community projects.