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Course Overview Development of the team is no longer something which can be abdicated to a training department. Increasingly, the line manager is responsible for the development of the individual and therefore coaching has become a vitally important skill. This course has been designed to equip managers with the ability to coach their staff to greater levels of competence and confidence, and thus boost long-term performance. Audience For managers and supervisors who want to develop their staff and enhance workplace performance. Skills Gained Delegates will learn how to: - Identify the appropriate management style for coaching and be able to use the right techniques to get the results
- Set coaching objectives which are measurable and activity based
- Develop competence and confidence through facilitating conversations
- Structure your coaching sessions and deliver quality feedback to your staff
- Take corrective action in more difficult situations.
Course Outline - What is coaching and where does it fit in the organisation?
- A four part coaching model designed to take you from preparation to feedback
- Setting coaching objectives - SMART goals
- Understanding what to coach - knowledge, skills and attitude
- Chunking the learning and creating a chronology
- Helping the staff member to "buy-in" to the coaching process
- The difference between "input" and "output" coaching
- Developing questioning techniques
- Facilitation techniques to develop output coaching styles and encourage discovery based learning
- What to do when things go wrong
- The GROW model for developmental coaching
- Running a practice session - what to brief and what to look out for
- Feedback - the key rules for coaches to follow
- Distinguishing between motivational and developmental feedback
- Conduct issues and how to tackle them
- Practical sessions involving coaching on workplace scenarios.
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