Coaching in Education

Coaching in education is becoming increasingly popular and there are many areas that deserve specialist attention. Schools, colleges and universities are teeming with staff and students who are dedicated to learning and personal development. Coaching acts as the catalyst for excelerated growth and continual improvement.

Key areas that can be addressed with students:

• Learning more about themselves and their behaviours

• Gaining clarity on what they want to achieve and how to achieve it

• Learning to set goals and managing their success

• Preparation for studies and exams

• Increasing confidence and self-belief

• Transitioning between school to college or college to university

• Managing relationships and dealing with conflict

• Enhancing emotional intelligence and emotion regulation

Coaching is an essential tool for students throughout their education. By gaining a deeper awareness of their strengths and challenges, students are able to navigate self-study, self-discipline and professional relationships.

Key areas that can be addressed with coaching staff:

• Improving school-life balance

• Understanding and developing personal impact and effectiveness

• Setting and achieving professional goals

• Increasing confidence and self-belief

• Transitioning to a leadership role or changes in your role

• Managing relationships and dealing with conflict

• Enhancing emotional intelligence and emotion regulation

Coaching is an essential tool for educators. Professionals are given the time and space to recognise and develop their skills, drivers, attitudes, confidence levels and much more. Which allows them to achieve a higher level of success, for the good of themselves, and society as a whole.

Ways we can work together:

• One-to-one coaching consultations

• ‘Coaching Clinic’ e.g. an agreed day per month where the coach is available for multiple 60-minute coaching sessions for staff and/or students

• Nominate key staff and/or students to receive a block of one-to-one coaching programmes

• Group workshops for team and/or cohort development