The Level 7 Diploma programme is delivered through a combination of workshops, practical experience and assignments. The course is designed to use coaching with clients or coaching operations within any organisation. It covers the areas outlined below.
Over and above this content, there are also six supervision sessions diarised during the course of the programme to ensure reflective learning takes place.
Mandatory commitment for this course is 5 workshop days, x3 assignments, 60 hrs coaching.
Duration: 3 Years – typically completed within two years.
Location: STEP, Stirling Enterprise Park, Stirling, FK7 7RP.
Course Dates:
Autumn Cohort 2020
23rd September 2020
21st October 2020
25th November 2020
16th December 2020
20th January 2021
Spring Cohort 2021
24th February 2021
24th March 2021
21st April 2021
19th May 2021
16th June 2021
Autumn Cohort 2021
25th August 2021
22nd September 2021
20th October 2021
17th November 2021
15th December 2021
Understanding the principles and practice of effective coaching and mentoring at an executive or senior level.
This assignment asks you to demonstrate your understanding of the context in which effective coaching or mentoring operates. You should demonstrate an understanding of the strategic and operational issues relating to coaching and mentoring for individuals and organisations. This assessment should take the form of a research project including and critically analysing substantial academic and organisational secondary information to answer the assessment tasks examining:
The case can be either “forward-looking” or “backwards-looking”.
Undertaking an extended period of supervised coaching or mentoring at an executive or senior level.
You are required to demonstrate practical application of coaching or mentoring in practice within an organisational, managerial or professional role.
You should complete an extended learning log over a period of at least 60 hours coaching or mentoring contact time with a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 9 clients, which should contain a record of:
Reflecting on your ability to perform effectively as a coach or mentor at an executive or senior level
This takes the form of a reflective review requiring you to complete in-depth and evidenced reflection and assessment of yourself in relation to the requirements and challenges of the coaching and mentoring role.
You should have one-to-one discussions with your coaching supervisor to assist in your performance reflection. You should also collect feedback from those observing your coaching or mentoring sessions. This could include feedback from your supervisor or peers.
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