An Introduction to Coaching CIPD
Are you looking to bring out the best in the people around you within your workplace? If so, this invaluable introduction to coaching is perfect for you. Not only is it a great introduction, but also a solid foundation in which to adopt a 'coaching management style'.
Run as it features here, or run in-house where the content can be tailored to suit your organisational needs; cost effective if a number of people require training
Who is it for
An Introduction to Coaching is an ideal choice if you're a line manager wishing to develop your coaching style and challenge individuals within your organisation to reach their full potential.
Benefits
By the end of An Introduction to Coaching course you will be able to:
- identify coaching values
- evaluate different coaching models and how they are used
- develop your own coaching style
- apply coach-mentoring techniques for performance and development issues
- give feedback as a coach
- develop action plans for coaching in the workplace
Programme
Pre course work
Delegates will be asked to complete the Preferred Learning Styles Questionnaire by Honey and Mumford and bring it along to the course.
Coaching - an overview
- definitions of leaders in the field
- coaching for skills
- performance improvement and potential
- philosophical underpinning
Values exercise
- identify your collective values around coaching
Core processes
- peer coaching sessions
- practice a range of models
Learning styles
- Peter Honey's learning styles
- learning style preferences questionnaire
- implications for the coach
- managing different learning style preferences
Communication style preferences
- application of communication styles in the coaching context
Coaching tools
- appreciative enquiry
- coaching techniques for performance and development issues
Core processes
- peer coaching sessions
Giving and receiving feedback effectively as a coach
- skills and techniques
- skills practice
This course is no longer available.
Course details
Are you looking to bring out the best in the people around you within your workplace? If so, this invaluable introduction to coaching is perfect for you. Not only is it a great introduction, but also a solid foundation in which to adopt a 'coaching management style'.
Run as it features here, or run in-house where the content can be tailored to suit your organisational needs; cost effective if a number of people require training
Who is it for
An Introduction to Coaching is an ideal choice if you're a line manager wishing to develop your coaching style and challenge individuals within your organisation to reach their full potential.
Benefits
By the end of An Introduction to Coaching course you will be able to:
- identify coaching values
- evaluate different coaching models and how they are used
- develop your own coaching style
- apply coach-mentoring techniques for performance and development issues
- give feedback as a coach
- develop action plans for coaching in the workplace
Programme
Pre course work
Delegates will be asked to complete the Preferred Learning Styles Questionnaire by Honey and Mumford and bring it along to the course.
Coaching - an overview
- definitions of leaders in the field
- coaching for skills
- performance improvement and potential
- philosophical underpinning
Values exercise
- identify your collective values around coaching
Core processes
- peer coaching sessions
- practice a range of models
Learning styles
- Peter Honey's learning styles
- learning style preferences questionnaire
- implications for the coach
- managing different learning style preferences
Communication style preferences
- application of communication styles in the coaching context
Coaching tools
- appreciative enquiry
- coaching techniques for performance and development issues
Core processes
- peer coaching sessions
Giving and receiving feedback effectively as a coach
- skills and techniques
- skills practice
About CIPD
The CIPD — the professional body for HR and people development, is the voice of a worldwide community of 150,000 members committed to championing better work and working lives. We’ve been setting the benchmark for excellence in HR and L&D for more than 100 years and we already have more than 3,700 members operating in the Middle East.CIPD have designed and delivered training programmes in over 50 countries worldwide and provide development programmes for over 15,000 learners a year. See all CIPD courses
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