Career coaching
Helping people maximise their careers and their contribution to their organisations
Why have a career coaching?
People may choose a review for a whole variety of reasons. Here are just a few examples:
- They have reached a turning point and feel unsure which way to go next
- Life-changing events, outside work
- Issues that have arisen in the role
- Organisational change
- Personal change
- A need to take time out to review where they are going
- Lack of career progression
- A need to move away from what they have been doing
- Feeling stale
An example programme
These are usually customised, often either one-to-one coaching or a combination of coaching and a workshop. A
programme may include:
An initial one-to-one
This may include
- Exploring their current situation and needs further
- Examining any fears and concerns about the process
- Establish a level of commitment to the process
- Explore approaches towards individual career management
- Investigate strategies that are not working
- Discuss strengths, development areas and career drivers
- Begin building possible actions for future career management
The workshop
It may cover
- Managing change
- Effective career management
- Self-awareness
- The changing needs of the organisation
- Career vision
- Profile management
- Action planning
A follow-up one-to-one
This might consist of:
- An assessment in the light of the workshop
- Further reflection and discussion that might have taken place
- Identification of key underlying obstacles
- Key learnings
- Development of a strategy for change
- Action planning
Further coaching can be designed to build on and develop initial thinking.
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