Certificate for Coaching Supervisors (ILM Level 7) UWE Bristol (University of the West of England)

Overview

Supervision provides a safe place for coaches to: reflect on their performance and behaviour, to articulate their emotions fears and concerns, analyse coaching relationships, consider their own well being and health, be reminded of best ethical practice, learn and develop and gain support. 

This Certificate for Coaching Supervisors (ILM Level 7) at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) examines the literature, research and best practice guidelines of coaching supervision alongside individual's experience, own philosophies and models, through practical application.

Who is it for?

• Coaches who have already completed an extensive amount of coaching and wish to further their development as supervisors
• Coaches who are already, or, who wish to in the future, offer coaching supervision
• Professionals who are concerned to develop a climate that is supportive and developmental for coaches within their organisations

• Leaders, managers and professionals who wish to develop an understanding of the requirements of supervision and ethical coaching practice

What do I get out of it?

• A safe space to critically reflect with fellow professionals on your coaching and supervision practice
• A chance to critically review and evaluate existing literature and research on coaching supervision
• A chance to practice a wide range of coaching supervision models, methods and techniques with fellow professionals
• Knowledge and understanding of best practice in ethical coaching supervision

Benefits to you

This programme will enable you to:

• Gain an understanding of the purpose and principles of coaching supervision
• Critically assess and reflect on your own ability to perform as an effective coaching supervisor
• Develop the skills and theoretical knowledge of coaching supervision methods, approaches, reflective practices and activity
• Evaluate the contribution of coaching supervision to stakeholders

Benefits for employers

• Coaching supervision is a key process for organisations providing in-house coaching
• Develop coaches who are able to use the feedback from supervisory sessions to plan their own and others" professional development
• Benchmark your organisation's practice against an accepted framework
• Ensure your coaches are properly equipped with the skills, knowledge and ethical understanding they need
• Meet client's supervision needs through effective assessment and relationship building