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Coaching Skills for Managers
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Coaching Skills for Managers

Competencies, Model and Process of Coaching
Created byRupak Muhammed Nasrullah Zaidi
Last updated 3/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Coaching concept
  • Skills and Competencies for Coaching
  • Model of Coaching
  • Role and Approaches of Coaching
  • Process/ Steps of Coaching

Course content

5 sections • 25 lectures • 48m total length

  • Introduction to the course3:29

    In this section, you will be able to learn the basic of Coaching

  • 1.2 Concept of Coachng3:05

    Description:
    This module introduces the foundational principles of coaching as a powerful developmental tool in personal and professional settings. It explores the core concepts, purpose, and distinctions of coaching compared to mentoring, training, and counseling. Learners will understand the role of a coach, key coaching competencies, and the impact of effective coaching on individual growth and organizational performance. The module sets the stage for developing a coaching mindset focused on active listening, powerful questioning, and goal-oriented support.

  • 1.3 Benefit of Coaching2:52
  • 1.4 Difference between Coaching & Mentoring2:22

    Coaching and mentoring are both valuable development tools, but they differ in purpose, approach, and outcomes. Coaching is typically focused on improving specific skills, performance, or achieving short-term goals. It is a structured, goal-oriented process where the coach facilitates learning through active listening, powerful questioning, and constructive feedback. Coaches do not necessarily need to be experts in the coachee’s field; instead, they guide individuals toward self-discovery and personal effectiveness.

    In contrast, mentoring is a longer-term, relationship-based process aimed at overall personal and professional development. A mentor is usually a more experienced individual in the same field who offers advice, shares knowledge, and provides guidance based on their own experiences. The mentoring relationship is often informal and flexible, with the mentor taking a more directive role. While coaching drives performance improvement in the short term, mentoring supports broader career growth, confidence building, and long-term success.

  • 1.5 when to use what2:07

Requirements

  • There is no prerequisite

Description

Coaching Skills for Managers is a dynamic and practical course designed to equip managers with the essential coaching techniques to enhance team performance and foster individual growth. This course focuses on developing the mindset and skills needed to become an effective coach within the workplace, helping managers to better guide their teams, encourage self-reflection, and unlock employees’ potential.

Participants will learn how to adopt a coaching approach in their leadership style, utilizing effective communication, active listening, and powerful questioning to facilitate problem-solving and decision-making. The course emphasizes the importance of building trust, providing constructive feedback, and creating an environment that supports continuous learning and development.

Through real-world scenarios and interactive exercises, managers will gain the tools to motivate their teams, improve engagement, and drive performance in a supportive and collaborative manner. By the end of the course, managers will not only understand the theory behind coaching but also have the practical know-how to apply coaching techniques in everyday workplace situations, promoting a culture of growth, accountability, and innovation.

The Coaching Skills for Managers course also covers key topics such as setting clear expectations, aligning individual goals with organizational objectives, and fostering resilience among team members. Participants will explore various coaching models and strategies, allowing them to tailor their approach based on individual needs and team dynamics. This course empowers managers to lead with empathy, clarity, and purpose.

Ideal for managers at any level, this course ensures that participants are well-equipped to inspire, guide, and develop their teams effectively.

Who this course is for:

  • HR Professionals in mid level
  • Function Heads
  • Team Leaders
  • Top Management
  • Managers in any department who is leading a team

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