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1. Coach training
   There are a growing number of coach training programmes in the UK, depending on whether you are looking at training within the business or personal coaching arenas. Here are a couple that might help:
   School of Coaching at the Industrial Society
   The Oxford School of Coaching & Mentoring

   Contact details for these and several others can be found (as well as a database of coaches and mentors if you want to find a coach mentor) at the Coaching & Mentoring Network website at http://www.coachingnetwork.org.uk
   We also offer free and impartial telephone advice for anyone seeking more information about coaching on 0870 733 3313

2. How about the IITT?
   Coaching is included in the TAP course – there is also a two day course on one-to-one and coaching.

   I recommend it!

3. Practical & Powerful Coaching Course
   A further endorsement for The School of Coaching programme which ioffers a mix of residential courses, 1 day workshops, 1 to 1 and practical coaching case studies. Programmes run frequently. Contact – [email protected]

4. Learn to be a coach without moving from your desk
   Working with one of our experienced TeleCoaches you can complete the twelve module Coach Development programme without moving from your desk. The one-to-one TeleCoaching programme is tailored to your specific needs and requirements, but with the emphasis always on practical application and reflective learning. With the flexibility and convenience of the telephone you can decide when and how frequent the 45 minute sessions are, fitting them around your work or personal schedule. This way you gain the maximum learning benefit with the minimum disruption to you work commitments. To learn more, give me a call on 0786 778 2009 or drop me an email to [email protected].

5. I’ll run your course!
   I run a training and development consultancy called Performance Development which specialises in Coaching and Performance Management. I will create a programme specifically for your needs.

6. Coaching training course
   Chris, I represent Adacel Technologies, a company who develop experiential learning simulators. We have developed such a product for Coaching, allowing individuals to learn from recognised experts and experiment and learn from various coaching strategies. Please visit our website for more detailed information and to download a brochure. If it’s of interest, do get in touch and we will arrange to show you the product.
   Regards, Alastair