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ASSOCIATE COACHING

COURSE

A dynamic partnership between the Graduate School of Business (UCT) and New Ventures West has enabled the Centre for Coaching to present the Associate Coaching Course - Evoking Excellence In Others. This programme is a six month intensive program in the study and application of the principles of Integral coaching. The Associate Coaching Course builds upon the foundational Coaching to Excellence course run by the Centre and leads into the one-year Professional Coaching Course, which is the internationally accredited programme through the International Coach Federation (ICF) the largest global accreditation association.

Participants meet as a group for three modules. The balance of work between modules is self-paced, including readings, written assignments, and a detailed case study application of this coaching method with clients. Close contact is maintained with course participants through letters and between module assignments especially while participants are implementing their client coaching programs. Essentially, this course is an intensive coach training and apprenticeship program designed for participants to emerge as coach practitioners in their areas of work.

ACCREDITATION STATUS - LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL

All participants who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate which recognizes attendance and course completion. New Ventures West holds an internationally recognized and acclaimed position in the USA market. It is one of the highest ranked coaching schools. The year-long Professional Coaching Course that New Ventures West offers has been accredited by the International Coach Federation (ICF) – the world’s largest professional coaching body.

PURPOSE & OUTCOMES

• Participants learn and apply a rigorous coaching method throughout a six month period.

• Participants leave the program able to design, present and conduct coaching programs.

• Participants develop a deeper awareness of their own development needs, by undertaking a personal development program, and receive support as they undertake their development practices.

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SKILLS TO LEARN

• How to see the world (Structure Of Interpretation) through someone else’s eyes and consequently speak in a way that others can hear and understand.

• How to skillfully coach people along the continuum of performance from unacceptable to outstanding so that performance continues to improve as people build competencies necessary to support their growth.

• How to make grounded, behaviour-based assessments of the competencies of others and ourselves.

• How to design, present and conduct short and long-term coaching programs.

• Develop a contextual understanding of the differences between teaching, counselling, managing, leading, mentoring and coaching, and when to use each type of intervention.

• How to use integral models to observe and understand the behaviour of others. • How to effectively coach people in the midst of resistance.

• How to respond authentically to clients without using techniques or canned answers.

TARGET AUDIENCE

• People interested in evoking excellence in others while also being open to receiving coaching themselves so they too can bring forward excellence in their own endeavours.

• People willing to freely question their assumptions and try out new methods.

• People in managerial / leadership positions wanting to support & sustain the development of new competencies in their staff

• People in organisations working as advisors, coaches, and specialists supporting human resource development

• Consultants and private practitioners wanting to deepen or develop their coaching skill set as they support client growth.

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must have attended the 2-day Coaching to Excellence course offered by the Centre and are required to complete the attached application form together with a letter of motivation describing your purpose in taking this course and what you hope to accomplish.

Cost Cape Town Johannesburg

R32,400.00 R34,800.00

(including VAT R36,936.00) (including VAT R39,672.00) (includes all course materials and refreshments)

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Dates & ACC I CAPE TOWN Session 1 25 – 26 May 2011 Location GSB Breakwater Campus Session 2 26 – 28 July 2011

Portswood Road Session 3 8 – 9 November 2011 Waterfront

ACC II JHB Session 1 14 – 15 June 2011 Hyatt Regency Hotel Session 2 16 – 18 August 2011 191 Oxford Rd Session 3 29 – 30 November 2011 Rosebank .

STRUCTURE

Module 1: Immersion in Integral Coaching (2 days) Pre-Course Work:  Autobiography

 Postive and Negative Characteristics assignment Session I (2 days)  Introduction to course and participants  Immersion in:  The philosophical underpinnings of Integral coaching  The flow of coaching  Integral coaching

models

 Development plan for the 6 months

 Setting up live coaching case studies Between Sessions:  Personal Development Practices  Assignment #1 Completion exercise  Development Letter #1  Assignment #2 Observing others  Development Letter #2 Module 2: Deepening Coaching Skills (3 days)  Understanding who YOU are and how you show up in the world and its impact on your coaching  Coaching through language  Deepening coaching practice  Continuing live coaching case studies Between Sessions:  Personal Development Practices  Development Letter #3  Assignment #3 Initiating Coaching Programs  Development Letter #4  Assignment #4 Coaching Program Learning  Development Letter #5 Module 3: Extending Coaching Focus (2 days)

 Somatics: Dealing with the body and

behaviour in coaching  Learn to design

complex coaching interventions

 Coaching job shop

 Continuing

development as an Integral coach

Following Final Session:  Assignment #5  Completion Letter #6

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COURSE CONVENORS

Craig O’Flaherty is a highly experienced Integral Coach who has worked to coach senior executives in leading South African organizations and to train prospective business and life coaches. He is the Director of a centre of excellence – The Centre for Coaching – at the Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, as well as Director of Weathervane, an executive coaching practice.

In the 12 years prior to his coaching work, Craig worked as a Partner with two of the world’s leading consulting companies, Accenture and Gemini Consulting, in the dynamic world of Strategy Consulting. In that time he worked and lived locally and globally - operating at CEO, board and senior executive level, designing and implementing strategy and organizational transformation programs across a wide range of industries. Craig has had experience in dealing with executives on the critical competitive issues facing their organizations, working to fashion and help implement strategic change agendas that have helped to reposition organizations within their markets and industries.

His work in coaching has seen him travel internationally to New Ventures West in San Francisco, California, where he has completed the year-long Professional Coaching Course, certified by the International Coaching Federation (USA), as well a second year-long Business Leaders Training course which has accredited him to run all of New Ventures West’s Coaching in South Africa. Craig’s clients span a wide range from South Africans to clients from Australia, Europe, UK, East and West Africa and the full Southern African region.

He spends his time as a one-on-one coach to executives from leading South African organizations, with leadership teams as a group coach, as well as consulting on the design and implementation of coaching cultures, interventions and processes into their businesses. His clients include SCMB, Shell, Anglo American, Sanlam and British American Tobacco. He delights in working across cultural, gender and other category backgrounds in assisting people towards captaincy of their fate and the exploration of roads less travelled.

Craig has a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Industrial Psychology from the University of the Witwatersrand and a Masters in Business Administration from Wits Business School.

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Janine Everson is a certified Professional Integral Coach and Academic Director of the Centre for Coaching, a centre for excellence situated at the UCT Graduate School of Business. She also holds the position of Senior Lecturer at the GSB. She lectures at the GSB in Coaching and Leadership Development to MBA and Executive Education students, and is currently doing her research in coaching. She has delivered and published research papers at several academic peer-reviewed conferences, and has published book chapters and articles on the topic of coaching in leadership development.

Janine spent more than 10 years working in the corporate, manufacturing and business environment where she was required to network and operate at senior executive levels. She held positions as Director, Exco member, Head of HR, and also handled marketing, production & start-up operations. Janine has held a number of musical positions in the National Orchestra before she started her corporate career. She continues to play the violin in orchestras and quartets whenever possible.

Janine has been coaching since 2002, primarily to senior executives who are often working on strategic, leadership and relationship challenges. Her clients span a wide range, from South Africans to clients from Australia, New Zealand, Europe, UK, Japan, Turkey, Dubai, East and West Africa and the full Southern African region. Her work in multinationals has allowed her to develop a keen appreciation for the challenges facing leaders who operate in multi-cultural global organisations.

Janine lectures and facilitates on all courses run by the Centre for Coaching as well as running in-house coaching workshops, Coaching Circles and leadership development interventions for blue-chip clients all over the world. She consults to organisations and teams locally and internationally on the design and implementation of coaching cultures, interventions and processes, as well as leading the implementation of such interventions. She is a Professional Coach certified through the ICF (International Coach Federation, USA) and a founding member of both the Coaches & Mentors Society of SA (COMENSA) and the Coach Educators and Training Association of South Africa (CETASA).

Janine has a Bachelor of Arts from Wits University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Management (Human Resources) from the Wits Business School, a Licentiate from the Royal Schools of Music (Violin Teaching), a Masters in Business Administration from the UCT Graduate School of Business, and is a certified Integral Coach, having completed all the programmes run through the Centre for Coaching(GSB) and New Ventures West (USA). She is also one of a handful of coaches in South Africa to achieve the status of

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Group Facilitation & depth consulting (Feather Assocs) as well as Enneagram certification (Adfen International). She is advancing her work in coaching through being one of only a handful of people world-wide selected to participate in the rigorous PCC Leader in Training process run through New Ventures West in the USA.

Janine lives in Cape Town with her husband, Jonathan and their two sons Robert and Stuart.

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REGISTRATION & QUERIES

Complete application form and submit along with letter of motivation and a head and shoulders digital photograph to:

Shaney Merifield, Centre for Coaching, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, Tel: (021) 406-1493

Email: shaney@centreforcoaching.co.za

APPLICATIONS (INCLUDING LETTER OF MOTIVATION AND DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH) MUST BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY VIA EMAIL.

Confirmation of attendance will be sent to delegates 45 days prior to the start of the course along with pre-course assignment which need to be submitted approximately 10 days prior to the start of the course.

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