Becming a Trainer: the Training Practise
Who Should Attend
Any person with a human resources background (in counsel, training, recruiting), managers willing to discover or broaden their knowledge in theoretical approaches and the preparation needed to be able to get involved in a coaching activity
Objectives
Practise, follow-up and regulation of the coaching practise
- Developing one's listening capacities and knowing how to reword
- Devoping one's empathy sense
- Differentiating beliefs and experience
- Mastering the know-hows essential to lead a coaching interview
- Rephrasing the situation with objectivity and neutrality
- Measuring the importance of supervising one's practises
The + of the Training
- Training given out by a group of certified trainers applying an ethical and deontological code
- Diversity of the mutually enriching profiles of the trainers permit everyone to better define their own professional way of doing
- Analysis of concrete cases, interview simulations enable the delegates to get acquainted with the training practice
Programme Outline
1. Basing one's coaching on empathy rogérienne
- Developing one's faculty to listen actively, be more empathic and better reword
2. Leading coaching interviews
- Practising with typical situations
- analysing the demand
- managing the communication problems or the conflicts
- assessing and rephrasing
- knwoing how to conlude a coaching interview
- Respecting a deontological code
3. Supervising the coaching practise
- Building exercises and practical application based on real cases
- Organising and basing one's intervention on the experience of the delegates
- Identifying the appropriate practise