Courses

We have over 250 micro-learning courses, built within the last 3 years, available right here, or installed on your Learning Management System (LMS). Our courses are authored by award-winning designers, and built in the latest technologies. With more in production. Always.

Coaching Skills for Managers: Coaching with the GROW Model

In coaching, the GROW model represents the logical process of first setting a Goal, then assessing one’s current Reality, followed by considering the Options for achieving the goal, and finally, taking action on a Way forward. Like any journey or undertaking, you begin with the end in mind. This course will use the GROW model ...

At the Core of Coaching is Trust

Of all the skills associated with coaching, building trust is the most critical. And you will have to work at it because trust doesn’t happen overnight. People want to work for managers who have an authentic and reliable approach – even when things seem to be changing all around. When you are coaching others, you ...

Preparing to Become a Coach

Management is about getting things done through others, and coaching is similar. It’s not about you, it’s about guiding others in reaching their potential at work. But how do you know if you’re ready? You can probably guess what’s required for coaching – listening, questioning, and goal setting are a good start. This course will ...

Cultivate the Coaching Process

With coaching, you can’t expect results overnight, nor can you hold back the energy of goal-directed action. Pay attention to the phases and pace of the process so you can tend to what is happening in the moment. In this course, we take you through the main steps of starting the coaching process and the ...

Adapt Your Coaching Style

Great teams are better off for the differences of their members. Being able to see things from diverse perspectives is a key success factor to innovation, critical thinking, and problem solving. If you want to be a good coach, you’ll have to decipher the styles of others so you can adapt your own style. This ...

Creating a Coaching-Friendly Environment

If you want people to be open to coaching, they must feel safe, encouraged, and appreciated. In the workplace, the environment is less of a space and more of a feeling based on connection, openness, acceptance, and safety. This means working without fear – fear of failure, stress, or conflict. These environmental factors create a ...