Teleos Coach Development Programme
A world-class accredited coaching programme by Teleos Leadership Institute (founded by Dr Annie McKee and Dr Frances Johnston, authors of Wall Street Journal and New York Times bestselling management and leadership books, also serving on the faculty at the Wharton's School Aresty Institute of Executive Education).
Brought to you by KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES in association with BAOBAB CONSULTING AND TRAINING and ORIGO CONSULTANTS.
The Teleos Coach Development Programme is 12 days (two six-day sessions):
Week 1: 24-29 March 2014, Knowledge Resources, Bryanston
Week 2: 18-23 August 2014, Knowledge Resources, Bryanston
A world-class accredited coaching programme by Teleos Leadership Institute (founded by Dr Annie McKee and Dr Frances Johnston, authors of Wall Street Journal and New York Times bestselling management and leadership books, also serving on the faculty at the Wharton's School Aresty Institute of Executive Education).
Welcome to taking the first step in becoming an internationally qualified coach.
The field of executive coaching has grown exponentially over the past few years. Clients have thousands of coaches from whom to choose. They need to know what it is that sets you apart from other, qualified individuals. They need to know you are the best - someone they can trust to help them reach their potential.
The Teleos Coach Development Programme will enable you to stand out. You will be known as a coach who:
- Supports your clients to truly change behaviour, mindset and get results
- Enables your clients to develop emotional and social intelligence
- Has the highest standards and skills, impact and ethics
- Is internationally certified
Supports your clients' holistic growth and development in all aspects of their leadership Coaches develop the skills, knowledge and sophistication to work with managers and senior executives in a positive, developmental and active manner, always with an eye for finding out what the individual needs to do in order to be effective in his/her leadership role and in life.
Date: 24 March 2014 to 29 March 2014Venue: Johannesburg
