Developing Coaching Skills

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£75.00

Research has shown that coaching is the most effective form of CPD in schools – both for the coach and the coachee!
What is the impact of coaching and mentoring? For organisations it benefitted in the development of:-
• Reflective, collaborative culture
• culture of professionalism and recognition around professional and career development
• culture of high aspirations and vitality
• enhanced personal effectiveness and the ability to work smarter and not harder
• the development of techniques for constructively challenging unhelpful behaviours, including negativity and limiting beliefs
• enhanced energy and job satisfaction
• increased personal productivity, which led directly to a return on investment in coaching and mentoring for the organisation

This day aims to develop your personal coaching skills and how to develop this in others

Course Infomation

  • Phase: Primary
  • Date: Tuesday 29th November 2016
  • Time: 9.30am - 3pm
  • Venue: The Downs School - Map

Trainer Information

Mary Briggs The day will be led by Mary Briggs from Oxford Brookes University. Mary is Principal Lecturer and Programme Lead for Primary and Early Years ITE at Oxford Brookes University. She teaches on a wide range of different education courses and has published widely in the educational field.  She has worked in a wide range of settings including children’s homes, special, first, middle and primary schools and Universities. Mary is a trained coach and mentor working inside and outside of education in this role. Other research interests are in mathematics education, leadership and assessment.