Team Coach Supervision Training Programme 2024
Our three-day virtual online Team Coach Supervision Training Programme is for experienced team coaches and coach supervisors who want to develop their capacity in supervising systemic team coaching
Dates: to be confirmed
Led by Professor Peter Hawkins & Dr. Catherine Carr
Delivered virtually with timings arranged to make it possible for people from the west coast of Americas right across to people from Asia Pacific to attend. Participants in the East's programme extends to 9th June to accommodate the time difference.
- Maximum of 24 participants
- Applications will be reviewed and approved prior to acceptance onto the programme
Learn how to:
- Supervise individual coaches with the team in mind
- Supervise team coaching
- Address the influence of organisational culture
Pricing
Early Bird (ends 1st April 2024)
GBP £1,650 USD $2,032 CDN$ 2,715 EUR€ 1,870
(the equivalent of GBP£1,000 for those from less affluent economies)
From 2nd April 2024 (post early bird)
GBP £1,900 USD $2,340 CDN $3,126 EUR€2,153
(the equivalent of £1,250 for those from less affluent economies)
prices include all materials provided but excludes VAT if applicable
Overview
Training as a Team Coach Supervisor
Much has been done over the last 20 years to train coach supervisors and also team coaches. However, there is still a global shortage of trained and accredited team coach supervisors.
The Global Team Coaching Institute (GTCI) in collaboration with Coaching and Mentoring International (David Clutterbuck Partnership), Renewal Associates and Academy of Executive Coaching (AoEC) have developed criteria for team coach supervisors and are building a global register. Many experienced coach supervisors, as well as experienced team coaches, have requested a short, advanced training specifically on team coach supervision.
In response, Professor Peter Hawkins, who has been training team coaches and coach supervisors for over 20 years, and Dr Catherine Carr, who is both a very experienced team coach, trainer, and coach supervisor, will be running a 3-day advanced virtual training programme.
Programme Topics:
- Developing high value creating leadership teams
- How is supervision of team coaching different from individual coaching?
- Ten lens - One reality
- Systemic be-attitudes
- Six stage model of team coach supervision
- Supervising co-coaching
- Using picture and team sculpts
Delivered virtual with timings arranged for worldwide collaboration
Delivered virtually, with timings arranged to make it possible for people from the west coast of Americas right across to people from Asia Pacific to attend (this is why the people in the East’s programme have an extended date to the programme).
The programme is open to graduates (or nearly graduates) of the AoEC / Renewal one year diploma programme in team coaching, or equivalent programmes with Coaching and Mentoring International (David Clutterbuck Partnership), ORSC or Team Coach International. It is also open to people who are experienced coach supervisors and those who have completed a one-year diploma (from the Coaching Supervision Academy (CSA); Henley; Ashridge; Oxford Brookes; Bath Consultancy Group (BCG) or Centre for Supervision Training and Development (CSTD Bath) or equivalent.
This three-day advanced programme has been specially designed for experienced Team Coaches and/or experienced Coach Supervisors, who want to develop their skills in supervising team coaches.
It is based on the 3-day module that was run by Bath Consultancy Group, Centre for Supervision Training and Development and Renewal Associates Ltd, as part of the one-year Diploma in Coaching Supervision and was in the first group of Coach Supervision trainings to be accredited by EMCC.
It has been further developed to specifically meet the needs for more coach supervisors and for those undertaking the Global Team Coaching Institute training in Systemic Team Coaching as well as the many people undertaking the AoEC/Renewal Associates Systemic Team Coaching Diplomas, in Europe, North America, South Africa and China.