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2008 Events
For more information about any 2008 events please download our
Open Events Schedule and Booking Form
Broader Perspectives Conference
The School of Coaching’s annual conference aims to bring together a wide range of speakers to discuss new and emerging topics from the field of coaching. This event will expose our alumni to alternative viewpoints, impart new knowledge, raise lively debate and provide an opportunity for informal networking. Speakers at this year’s conference are:
- Sir John Whitmore: The Fast Evolution of Coaching
- Martin Jenkins: Coaching to Break Performance Records
- Nancy Kline: Coaching: Who is the Expert?
- David Webster: The Team’s Journey
9am to 5pm, 20 May 2008. Fee £300 plus VAT
Team Coaching Workshop
Myles Downey leads this two-day workshop, exploring how the principles of one-to-one coaching can be applied to those of coaching a team.
Many coaches operate solely on a one to one basis. However, it is sometimes the case that to effect lasting change the coach needs to work with the team of which the individuals are a part. In addition, so much in organisation depends upon the effective functioning of a variety of different types of teams and to be able to work with that essential resource can be crucial. Team coaching also offers the intrinsic enjoyment of working with teams which can be a complex, challenging and vibrant environment. This workshop will get you started in working with teams as a coach.
The day will be a combination of the experiential and practical. It will aim to draw upon the participants own experience, expertise and knowledge, as well as the key models of team coaching.
9am to 5pm, 18 & 19 June. Fee £1000 plus VAT
Tools & Techniques Workshop
The purpose of this one-day workshop is for participants to widen their existing portfolio of tools and exercises when coaching individuals or teams. Through demonstration, discussion and practice in groups and pairs, participants will gain an understanding of different coaching techniques intended to help them be more creative in their coaching and to extend their range. The workshop is designed for both the professional business coach and the practising manager-coach who want to learn additional tools and techniques and refresh existing skills.
8.45am to 5.15pm, 9 July 2008. Fee £500 plus VAT
Building a Coaching Practice Workshop
The purpose of the workshop is to help participants understand the essential elements of building a professional coaching practice. In an increasingly competitive market place there is a need to develop a coaching practice that is professional, focused and aligned with what you stand for. This workshop enables the participants to get clear about their vision and develops strategy and supporting business practices to realise it.
8.45am to 5.15pm, 25 September 2008. Fee £500 plus VAT
The Inner and Outer Game of Coaching Workshop
Tim Gallwey’s Inner Game theory has always been a core philosophy of The School of Coaching. Over the past couple of years, Myles Downey has been increasingly engaged in developing the application of that philosophy in relation to coaching.
This workshop is an opportunity for Myles to share some of his latest thinking about both the inner and outer game of coaching. It will help participants move beyond the directive/non-directive spectrum and identify the mental state in which coach and coachee perform to their best. The day is designed for coaches who are looking for new insights in order to raise their game. The workshop will revisit some key inner game models, teach techniques for engaging self two, and include a demonstration of inner game coaching.
9am to 5pm, 28 October. Fee £500 plus VAT
