Coaching is increasingly regarded as a powerful management tool;  it is goal-orientated, focused on improving performance and encourages personal development and reflective practice.

Coaching can also help deal with performance issues and workplace challenges before they become major problems.

The benefits of coaching include: ‘improved individual and team performance; improved communication; higher productivity; greater clarity about goals and objectives; increased creativity and enhanced staff engagement’ (CIPD, 2014).

BHT’s Coaching Skills for Managers course will explore how coaching skills can be applied in your day-to-day management practice as well as considering how organisations can move towards a ‘coaching culture’.

Graeme Borrill is an ILM Level 7 accredited leadership mentor and executive coach.

The course will support you to:

• identify the basic principles, skills, and benefits of coaching
• understand the role, responsibilities, and behaviours of an effective coach
• explore a range of different coaching models
• identify challenges, barriers and limitations of coaching
• apply coaching techniques to improve both individual and team performance
• consider how coaching skills can be embedded into organisational practice 

Who should attend?

Suitable for all managers, deputy managers, team leaders and supervisors 

Level: 

Intermediate

Duration: 

This is a two day course, taking place online on 24 & 25 May.  This online course will not be recorded.

Attendance on both sessions is required.

Brilliant course! It was very well explained and the learning was brought together in a considered way, ensuring that theory, application and reflection established an effective learning cycle.

 In-house

This course is also available in-house, and prices start from £1,380 for up to 12 people.  This can be a cost-effective way of training staff and can be tailored to best meet the needs of your organisation.

For more information see In-house Training

Please contact the Learning & Development Team for further assistance at [email protected] or telephone:  01273 645420