by Viola Lloyd | Oct 20, 2020 | -News, Coaching
Moving from trainer to coach So you want to be a coach? If you’re already a trainer, it’s easy to assume you can quickly adapt to coaching. Matt Somers points out some pitfalls to avoid. Click here to view Matt Somer’s top tips to help everybody get...
by Viola Lloyd | Oct 19, 2020 | -Features, -News, -Top Tips, Coaching
How to drive a coaching culture Coaching has huge benefits for organisations, but how do you embed it into the mindset of your organisation? Jo Wright has some practical tips that will help. Click here to view the The Skilled Coach Checklist You can view Jo...
by Viola Lloyd | Oct 1, 2020 | -Case Studies, Coaching
The coaching in a coffee cup programme at Scope Richard Bragg explains how a simple approach to coaching is transforming management at Scope, reinvigorating the organisation so they’re fit to fight for equality for disabled people. View PDF “The Coaching in a...
by Viola Lloyd | Sep 30, 2020 | -Case Studies, Coaching, Covid-19
Creating a coaching culture at Sport England Jane Meggison-Hill spent 18 months creating a fantastic in-house coaching programme at Sport England. In response to coronavirus, she quickly transformed face-to-face elements into successful virtual sessions. Coaching...
by Viola Lloyd | Nov 4, 2019 | -Features, Coaching
Different approaches to coaching Following on from his previous blog on appreciative coaching, Bob Little looks at some alternative approaches to achieve results. Coaching means supporting individuals to improve their performance. It’s both person and...
by Viola Lloyd | Jun 3, 2019 | -Features, Coaching
How to measure learning Derek Mitchell is a man on a mission. He wants to demystify data, and make L&D practitioner’s lives easier in the process. He explains why we’re measuring the wrong things, and explains how easy it is to track the seemingly...
