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Coaching and Developing Others eLearning Module

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This course is available anytime and is delivered by Virtual Self-Directed.

This course is to enable managers to see the relevance of coaching techniques and conversations. Also to utilise these to better achieve strategic outcomes for their team, agencies and the APS.

This e-learning course provides an introduction to coaching and how managers can adopt a coaching style of management to develop themselves and their team members.

Foundational knowledge from the course will be further developed through extensive practice activities in the workshop and the on-the-job phases of the course.

This content has been provided by the APS Academy.

Participant benefits

  • Identify essential coaching skills, concepts and knowledge
  • Distinguish between coaching, mentoring, counselling and performance conversations
  • Outline the benefits of adopting a manager as coach approach
  • Describe the impact of individual learning styles on coaching effectiveness
  • Self-assess your current coaching capabilities.

Suitable for

APS 6 - SES Band 3

Category and User Level

This learning experience aligns with the Leadership & Management Craft at the Foundation level.

Price

Free of charge.

Course Catalogue

Coaching and Developing Others eLearning Module

Location
Australia wide (Virtual)
This course is available anytime and is delivered by Virtual Self-Directed.
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Topics
Coaching
Communication
Leading in the APS
Performance management
Working in teams
Categories
Leadership & Management
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Last updated
29 November 2024

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