Open leadership, management, coaching and mentoring courses
Our open programmes at Worthlearning are ideally suited to individuals looking to attend an open leadership & management or coaching & mentoring training course.
ILM/CMI Level 7 Award/Certificate/Diploma in Executive Coaching and Mentoring
Date:
18th & 19th March 2020
22nd & 23rd April 2020
13th & 14th May 2020
Location:
De Courceys Manor, Cardiff (accommodation available)
Programme cost:
Award – £1,595 / Certificate – £1,995 / Diploma – £2,395 (ex. VAT per person)
Includes:
Lunch, refreshments, all course materials, ongoing support, registration, assessment and certification.
Overview
The Level 7 Award, Certificate, or Diploma in Executive Coaching and Mentoring is a 6 day training programme, spaced over 3 months, designed to equip practising senior leaders and managers or those working in a learning and development role with the knowledge, skills and confidence to perform effectively as coaches and mentors as part of their normal work role; and in addition to equip them to possibly move into a developmental role within their organisation or to freelance as an executive coach or leadership mentor.
Participant Profile
This workshop is ideal for practising senior leaders and managers, or learning and development specialists, who have a genuine interest in coaching and mentoring and developing others. The CMI programme does not require evidence of formal hours of coaching. The ILM Certificate programme requires 20 hours of practical coaching and mentoring. The ILM Diploma covers the same material and assignments for the Certificate, but requires 100 hours of practical coaching and mentoring. The ILM Diploma is, therefore, best suited to those people for whom coaching and mentoring forms a very significant part of their regular activity.
Programme Aim
The programme aims to add value to the individual and the organisation. For the individual, the programme aims to increase personal effectiveness as a coach, mentor, role model and leader. For the organisation, the programme aims to create a confident, effective and highly qualified executive coach and mentor that will enable the organisation to develop the talent and potential of their existing and future leaders and senior managers.
ILM/CMI Level 5 Award/Certificate/Diploma in Coaching and Mentoring
Date:
18th & 19th March 2020
22nd & 23rd April 2020
14th May 2020
Location:
De Courceys Manor, Cardiff (accommodation available)
Programme cost:
Award – £1,295 / Certificate – £1,595 / Diploma – £1,995 (ex. VAT per person)
Includes:
Lunch, refreshments, all course materials, ongoing support, registration, assessment and certification.
Overview
The Level 5 Award and Certificate in Coaching and Mentoring and the Level 5 Diploma in Coaching and Mentoring is delivered in 5 days, spaced over a 3 month period. The training programme aims to provide practising managers with the knowledge, skills and confidence to perform effectively as coaches or mentors as part of their normal work role. In addition, the Diploma aims to equip participants seeking to move into a development role within their organisations or to freelance as a management coach or mentor.
Participant Profile
The CMI programme does not require evidence of formal hours of coaching. The ILM Certificate programme requires 12 hours of practical coaching and mentoring. The ILM Diploma covers the same material and assignments for the Certificate, but requires 100 hours of practical coaching and mentoring. The ILM Diploma is, therefore, best suited to those people for whom coaching and mentoring forms a very significant part of their regular activity.
ILM/CMI Level 3 Award in Coaching and Mentoring
Date:
18th & 19th March 2020
22nd April 2020
Location:
De Courceys Manor, Cardiff (accommodation available)
Programme cost:
CMI – £995 / ILM – £995 (ex. VAT per person)
Includes:
Lunch, refreshments, all course materials, ongoing support, registration, assessment and certification.
Overview
The Level 3 Award in Coaching and Mentoring is delivered in 3 days, spaced over a 3 month period. The training programme aims to provide practising and potential team leaders and first line managers with the knowledge, skills and confidence to perform effectively as workplace coaches as part of their normal work role.
Participant Profile
The CMI programme does not require evidence of formal hours of coaching. The ILM Award programme requires 6 hours of practical coaching and mentoring.
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