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This advanced coaching course is particularly well suited to those who intend either to assume significant responsibility for organisational coaching and mentoring, or are operating as freelance/professional management coaches and mentors. . Participants will learn how to: (1) develop coaching programmes, (2) conduct professional coaching sessions, (3) build rapport, (4) listen and ask appropriate questions, (5) negotiate and give feedback, and (6) continuously develop their skills as a coach.
Coaching for managers is defined as the process of enabling individuals to acquire the knowledge, skills and techniques needed to perform effectively in their occupational role by motivating, inspiring, challenging, stimulating and guiding them. Learners will be able to recognise the needs of individuals being coached, develop coaching programmes appropriate to meet those needs, and help individuals achieve to their full potential. |
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Candidates will normally be practicing managers or supervisors with coaching responsibility.
They should normally have successfully completed a FETAC award in Management, an ILM Level 5 award, or an equivalent qualification.
Candidates who have no formal qualification in management, but who have several years’ experience and completed some formal training in the role, may also participate.