Offered by the Oxford Institute of Education and Training, this course is designed to help supervisors in government roles develop effective coaching and mentoring skills to support their teams. Participants will learn how to guide and motivate employees, foster professional growth, and build a culture of continuous improvement within their organizations. The program emphasizes practical techniques for providing constructive feedback, setting clear goals, and creating supportive relationships that enhance team performance and morale.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the principles and benefits of coaching and mentoring in the public sector.
Differentiate between coaching and mentoring and know when to apply each.
Develop strategies to build trust and rapport with team members.
Provide constructive feedback and guidance to support professional development.
Facilitate goal setting and problem-solving to empower employees.
Create a culture of continuous learning and improvement within their teams.
Target Group
This course is ideal for:
Supervisors and managers in government roles responsible for team development.
Public sector leaders aiming to foster professional growth within their teams.
HR professionals involved in coaching and mentoring programs.
Professionals transitioning into leadership roles requiring coaching and mentoring skills.
This course empowers supervisors in government roles with the skills and confidence to coach and mentor their teams effectively. By fostering professional growth and building supportive relationships, participants will contribute to a motivated, high-performing workforce and a culture of continuous improvement. Delivered by the Oxford Institute of Education and Training, this program ensures attendees leave with actionable strategies to guide their teams and enhance public sector performance.
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