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Coaching and Mentoring Conference

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Kingstown College’s Coaching and Mentoring Conference.

Coaching and Mentoring

Kingstown College Coaching and Mentoring Conference

Coaching Women in Leadership

Judith Spring

What are the themes that show up in the coaching session for women in the workplace? How do we navigate those conversations as the coach? Judith Spring shares statistics and insights from her experience as an executive coach and a facilitator of Women in Leadership programmes. Looking at strengths behind perceived weaknesses, moving from mate to manager and fitting into a mans world without becoming a man, all feature in this keynote. Judith also challenges us as coaches to ensure we are not bringing our beliefs and experiences into the coaching room.

Coaching Change and Loss

Paula King

Successfully introducing coaching to spaces that were previously perceived as off-limits is just one of the gifts of Paula King, CEO of Kingstown College. In this keynote, Paula takes uses the ROSE model to show how the coaching conversation can serve clients who may be experiencing loss or bereavement. She looks at how the coach can sensitively challenge belief systems, how neuroscience can help to shape new patterns of behaviour, and how we need optimism to optimise our performance.

Becoming a Master Coach

By Paula King

CEO of Kingstown College, Executive Coach & Lecturer Receipient Global Coaching Leadership Award – European Coach of the Year from European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC)

Written for new and practicing coaches, this book is the go-to resource for skills and techniques that make a difference in the coaching room.

“I deeply believe that coaching is the key ingredient in achieving sustainable and measurable change and development for the individual, group and organization.”

Sensitive Topics in Coaching

Panel Discussion

An insightful discussion on coaching for career and organisation success from very different points of view! Dr. Catriona Bradley from the Irish Institute of Pharmacy, Mary Mitchell-O’Connor (former Minister of State for Higher Education), Dr. Mary Collins from the Royal College of Surgeons and Brigadier General Brendan McGuinness of the Irish Defence Forces all make valuable contributions to this conversation with Andrea Splendori

Coaching and Mentoring at ESB

Tom McMahon, Maria Travers & Sinead Scott

The team from ESB walk us through the success story of the award winning ESB Coaching and Mentoring Academy. The business case for investment, the practicalities of roll out, and the measured results of the initiative are all explored in what is a must-watch keynote for any organisation with ambitions for a coaching and mentoring culture.

Coaching after Cancer: A new initiative from the Irish Cancer Society

Alexandra Phelan-McGahon

There comes a time when people are ready to look to the future. And that’s when a coaching conversation ideal! The Irish Cancer society have now launched a coaching offering for those on a cancer journey. Alex Phelan-McGahon talks about the rationale, the findings and the aspirations for this programme. Kingstown College proudly partners with the Irish Cancer Society for this initiative.

The Language of Coaching and Mentoring

Alan Brereton

What conversation habits do you have? Any pre-programmed answers to questions? In this keynote, Alan Brereton challenges our language, and particularly how we show up as the coach and mentor. A particular focus is placed on the questions we ask in our coaching conversations, and Alan invites us to tidy up those questions. The idea of asking short objective questions which will lead to long subjective answers is a key takeaway from this important check-in for the coach and mentor.

Inside Paypal’s Coaching and Leadership Culture

Eoin McDonnell

Supporting positive behaviours is the objective of the coaching programme and leadership programme at Paypal. Eoin McDonnell takes us on a journey through the timeline at Paypal from initial concept to an education partnership with Kingstown College to train internal coaches to the ICF competencies and standards.

Presentation

Paula King

Eileen Jameson of the ICF Ireland chapter presents Paula King with the Presidents Award.
FREE Webinar

Introduction to Coaching and Mentoring

A free webinar, presented live by one of our experienced coaches and tutors. Discover more about the coaching profession, how accreditation works and learn a coaching/mentoring model we teach on the Diploma course. A great starting place for coach and mentor education.
Team Coaching

Advanced Diploma in Team Coaching

The Advanced Diploma in Team Coaching is focused on equipping coaches with the knowledge, skills and confidence to coach a team. By taking the ICF and EMCC competencies of coaching as a foundation, we build on the existing abilities of the learner in the one-to-one setting, and move towards the additional dynamics involved in working with a wider team.