COURSES

Effective Coaching Skills

Course Code

SP/WWP05

Review
5/5

Coaching is based on a partnership that involves giving both support and challenging opportunities to employees.  Knowing how and when to coach (and when to use other tools, like mentoring) is an essential skill that can benefit both you and your workplace. \

Coaching is invaluable if an organisation is to achieve its goals. It should be part of the continuous employee performance management by managers to maximize the potential of the employees.  Failure to coach employees leads to an unproductive and disengaged workforce. At worst, it can cost your organisation money.

The purpose of this skills programme is to introduce you to being an effective coach for business performance and work improvement.  We will explore the process, skills and how to measure results of your coaching interventions so that they remain effective and successful.

 

What you will learn in this course!

Upon completion of this skills programme you will be able to:

  • Explain How coaching can be used to develop a team
  • Draw up a coaching plan and schedule according to identified priorities in a unit
  • Prepare records of expected performance against the manager’s Key Results Areas to serve as a basis for discussions with the selected manager
  • Explain the purpose, content and schedule of the coaching process to the selected manager in order to reach agreement on the coaching process
  • Discuss, during the coaching sessions, the selected manager’s performance is discussed against the Key Result Areas and recorded for future reference
  • Agree upon identified gaps and actions to close them and record it in the coaching action plan
  • Give feedback to the manager that is honest, constructive and supportive
  • Monitor actions agreed to at a coaching session at the times agreed to during the coaching session
  • Give positive feedback to the selected manager for accomplishments against the coaching action plan
  • Record corrective actions agreed upon in areas where requirements in the coaching action plan have not been met
  • Take follow up action on the basis of the manager’s response to the coaching is in line with organisational policies and procedures
  • Encourage line managers to use the coaching process with people reporting to them after explaining and agreeing a system with them

Who this course is for?

If you are wanting to become a coach or improve your coaching skills in the workplace, then this is the skills programme for you!

INTRODUCING COACHING    

Roles and Responsibilities in the Coaching Process

 

MODULE 1: PLANNING THE COACHING PROCESS   

Coaching Process Overview

Identifying When to Coach

Identify learning / coaching needs

Skills Audit

Techniques for Conducting a Skills Audit

Skills Audit Rating Scale

Use an Individual Development Plan (IDP)

Plan for the Coaching Intervention

Checklist for Preparing to Conduct a Coaching Session

 

MODULE 2: COACHING SKILLS

Coaching Process Steps

Use Different Coaching Styles

Conduct Structured Coaching / Training Sessions

Assessing Performance

Avoiding Rating Errors

Guidelines to Performance Conversations

Give feedback

Agree upon and record gaps and actions

Close the Session

Coaching Checklist

 

MODULE 3: MONITORING AND MEASURING THE RESULTS OF COACHING SESSIONS

Monitor the actions agreed to at a coaching session

Give feedback and agree on corrective actions

Take follow-up action as required

Encourage line managers to use the coaching process

 

Assessment: Note that you can be formally assessed for credit should you wish to.  However, the fees for this are not included here.   Please contact us for further information on this!

This skills programme is aligned to the following unit standard:

Select and coach first line managers  (SAQA ID: 252035; NQF Level 5, 8 Credits)

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