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Developing a Coaching Culture

09:30
Welcome, introduction and objectives for the day
09:45
Coaching – what does it mean?
  • Definitions and examples
  • Coaching versus mentoring
  • Formal versus informal coaching
10:15
The business case: why invest?
  • Case studies: examples of how coaching can impact business performance
  • What are the measurable benefits of a coaching culture?
  • Improved communication, conscious development of talent, disciplined leaders, enhanced employee engagement = increased operational improvement
11:00
Coffee
11:15
Developing a coaching culture: first steps
  • Reviewing current coaching strategy and practice
  • Connecting coaching to business strategy and understanding its impact
  • Senior management buy-in: selling the business benefits
  • Selecting a coaching champion
  • Communicating change clearly and consistently
  • Planning for resistance
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Establishing a behaviour-based coaching approach
  • Connecting coaching with organisational values
  • Removing and changing inhibitive behaviours
  • Actively promoting behaviours that support the desired culture
14:45
Tea
15:00
Creating a coaching methodology
  • Demonstrating clear learning outcomes
  • Agreeing success criteria and a feedback process
  • Developing evaluation strategies to measure desired outcomes
  • How to embed coaching processes and behaviours
16:30
End of seminar

 

 
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“Informative, thought provoking and practical”

— Andrew Hipkiss, Learning & Development Manager,
Notting Hill Housing Trust

Really thought provoking – opened more coaching avenues

— Caz Hannam, Learning & Development Manager,
Inmarsat Ltd

Challenging and reassuring

— Debbie Yeates, Organisational Development & People Manager,
Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue