Most of the students who graduate from our Postgraduate programmes in coaching say that they use the coaching skills in their daily lives – with their partners, children and friends as well as in the workplace.

Working as a team coach is not for the faint-hearted! In addition to an understanding of adult learning principles, experience of facilitating groups, a recognized qualification in coaching, an understanding of group dynamics and a grasp of organisational life and culture, a team coach should have the following qualities and attributes:

When I began my PGCERT course it seemed that everyone who was being coached wanted to start small and not give too much away. Very often people wanted to be coached on topics such as “I would like to get fitter”. “I would like to do some more exercise”. “I would like to lose a little bit of weight.”

Most people enquiring about training with us at some point pose the question “Apart from the coaching skills, what else will I get from doing this course?” How do we begin answering this question?

This guest blog from one of Alumni & Business coach Gary Cole has a few words of wisdom to share with HR teams on how to improve on their L&D strategies.

“Action may not always bring happiness, but there is no happiness without action.”

“The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.”

“The greatest discovery of any generation is that a human can alter his life by altering his attitude.”