Coaching Master-classes and Selling Coaching Workshops - Summer Events in the UK

01/01/1970

Coaching Masterclasses in June and July. Master-classes in Coaching include live-sessions and audience-debriefs to tease out massive, practical learning for coaches and managers including HR. From novice to advanced skills, these master-classes, seen around the world, suit learning at all levels. Meet and mingle with Angus & others, make new friends, alliances and partnerships. See .  Book here:  http://amacoachingschool.org/uk-tour-2011/ Also, 'one-day option for the Workshop on the second days, 'Coaching is Brillilant But How Do We Sell It'? Themed for coaches wanting business and for HR and L&D managers wanting to internally market coaching this day will appeal to those with or without NLP skills (no jargon, promise) including practitioners and therapists. A day workshop that follows on seemlessly from day 1 or stands alone. With a minimum of one master coaching session and debriefing, a 'World Café', Q&A and other discussion activities, our aims for the day are: Bridging the gap between increasingly skillful coaching and successfully describing coaching to potential clients and stakeholders Modelling a good coach explaining the benefits of coaching Structure a Business Model - to niche or not? - to partner or not? Exploring and sharing ways to win coaching business Trusting and describing your coaching style Crafting words for marketing the benefits of coaching.Book here: http://amacoachingschool.org/uk-tour-2011/Edinburgh, West Midlands, Camberley, SurreyEach master-class day is followed by an optional day exploring how to sell coaching. This will appeal to both independent coaches AND to HR and L&D managers seeking to share and learn about the promotion of coaching in-company. Co-facilitation on day 2 features , Director of the Coaching Foundation or , author of 'Good Question!' and a surprise-guest appearance. Time with Angus will be available after each master-class.Book here:  http://amacoachingschool.org/uk-tour-2011/