Training Course:Coaching & MentoringSchool/Trainer:Oak Tree Management & Training Ltd. Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Edinburgh, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, United Kingdom
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online/Live | On-site/In-house | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' This programme introduces the skills of coaching as a method to motivate and develop staff to meet the needs of their job role, mentoring is an informed and confidential relationship between two people. A mentor will use some of the same skills as a coach or counsellor with the aim of building confidence and enhancing performance and prospects. This course is ideal for people responsible for developing other people and for guiding colleagues through NVQ Programmes, Graduate/Management Development Programmes
This course can be tailored and delivered in company. Course Objectives Demonstrated their understanding of the role of the mentor and identified the core skills
Discussed and identified the opportunities for mentoring and how to use them
Practised the key, component skills of mentoring, particularly reflective and non-judgemental listening
Practised identifying learning needs and writing appropriate learning objectives
Practised using listening and questioning skills to draw out from the learner
Practised the skills of observing and giving feedback
Prepared for and carried out a short coaching session Course Contents What is Mentoring? Defining mentoring What are its aims?
The Role of the Mentor Who needs mentoring? Defining the role and responsibilities of the mentor The four helping styles What skills do you need?
The Skills of Mentoring Establishing rapport and building trust Listening and questioning Observing Giving and receiving feedback Explaining and demonstrating
The Mentor as a Coach Recognising and making coaching opportunities Identifying learning needs Setting learning objectives Practice session- agreeing learning objectives
The Process of Coaching Agreeing the plan Setting goals and targets Reviewing progress Practice session - developing a coaching plan
Coaching in Action Group to practice coaching and feedback skills
The Mentor as a Counsellor Counselling defined Types of counselling Golden rules Recognising and identifying the need for counselling
Essential Counselling Skills Verbal and non-verbal communication Active and reflective listening Communicating acceptance and non-acceptance Questions that work and questions to avoid Appropriate and inappropriate responses Practical Exercises
Managing the Counselling Meeting Developing an effective structure Starting the interview Getting people to talk Exploring feelings Getting to the core and the underlying problems Controlling the emotion
Counselling in Action Group to practice a short counselling meeting ...''
Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.
Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://www.oaktree-training.co.uk/
Phone:(01284) 763040
School Address/Venue(s):
Park Farm Business Centre Fornham St Genevieve Bury St Edmunds Suffolk United Kingdom IP28 6TS
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