Course description
Coaching Skills for Managers – Online
With the need for managers and supervisors to become more responsible for staff development, more emphasis has been put on coaching employees. This session explores the principles and techniques not only to effectively transfer skills but also to deal with issues such as motivation and attitude in the most effective way.
Suitability - Who should attend?
For any manager who wants to learn a range of coaching techniques to develop their people and deal with a wide range of development issues.
Training Course Content
- What is coaching and when should we coach?
- The difference between coaching and mentoring
- Identifying good coaching practices
- The 4 phases of coaching
- Setting up an effective coaching meeting
- Action planning
- Coaching for a skill
- Effective questioning techniques
- Coaching for behaviour
- Dealing with limiting beliefs
- Coaching practice
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MPW Learning - Training Experts in Leadership and Business Development
MPW Learning deliver professional training courses to suit a wide spectrum of business profiles, which are designed to enable today's leaders to be more successful in a competitive environment. All professional training programmes are developed to suit the needs of...
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