Coaching in the Workplace
Course Overview
What you'll learn
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
- Adapt your coaching style to suit individuals and their developmental needs.
- Use the GROW model to effectively coach your direct reports and give your coaching session shape.
- Develop strategies to encourage and support accountability.
- Use praise and constructive feedback to increase motivation and have a positive impact.
- Implement simple techniques to earn and maintain a trusting relationship.
CERTIFICATION (Attendance: 100%):
Delegates who successfully completed the course will be issued a certificate by SGS Hong Kong Limited.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Venue: T.S.T. / Wan Chai / Sheung Wan Training Centre / TBC
Medium: Cantonese supplemented with English materials
*Early Bird Price will be offered to participant whose enrolment is made one month prior to the course or online booking
Who This Course Is For
This course is aimed at anyone who manages personnel or who contributes to an individual’s capability development in the workplace. We recommend incorporating this management training with our other courses as part of a development program.
About this course
TOPICS COVERED IN THIS COURSE
Understanding coaching
Identifying the need for coaching as a leadership style in the workplace to develop individual and team capability.
Characteristics of great coaching
Define and apply the five definite characteristics that distinguish superior coaching from other such conversations.
Core communication skills for coaching
Identify and apply the core communication skills to clarify understanding and maintain motivation.
The GROW model
Decide what to do and commit to action using this simple yet powerful framework for structuring a coaching session.
Follow-up and building accountability around deadlines
Checking your coaching performance and hold follow-up conversations to build accountability around the outcomes or goals that have been agreed upon and committed to.
The power of praise
Increase self-confidence and motivate someone to challenge themselves by highlighting their efforts.
The added power of constructive feedback
Use a six step method to ensure your feedback has constructive value and doesn’t come across as critique or criticism.
Strategies for building trust
Practical techniques to develop trust and allow both parties to feel safe and comfortable with one another.