An example of this was Jesus Christ, who did not force people to follow him. He expressed his vision and goal for the salvation of the world, and this captivated individuals who followed him of their own volition. So, the vision that the leader conveys generates confidence, animates, transforms purpose into action, cultivates a pleasant environment, where people are not hurt, discouraged, or disillusioned, but are equipped to transform, develop, and accomplish new things they would never think about. Turning our students into global agents who possess self-leadership–that is, the commitment to their improvement as a leader, as a global agent–will make them grow not only in terms of results, but will reflect everyone around them. Learning the English language and knowledge of a foreign culture allows our students to act as citizens of the world in an increasingly globalized scenario. We understand that the achievement of this vision leverages the social and professional insertion and ascension of our public and staff and allows us to give improvement in educational, social, and cultural areas back to the communities where we operate.