Coaching – the Next Level

Mercure Hotel Milton Keynes, The Approach, Two Mile Ash, Milton Keynes, MK88LY

Monday October 21st

​The workshop will enhance any basic coaching skills you may already have and you can study the art of coaching at a more advanced level for the driver training industry. In turn this will help you stand out from the other ADIs and enable you to gain more customers due to the experience you give them. This workshop will take your skills to the next level and help you to develop lasting changes in driver behaviour.

The workshop is suitable for:

• All ADIs who want to continue to learn more about client centred and coaching skills
• ADIs who have previously enjoyed other basic coaching courses and want to develop themselves even further
• ADIs helping to train other ADIs in client centred techniques

This workshop is an opportunity to meet fellow ADIs and take time to yourself to consider and improve your coaching and client centred skills.  Our expert trainers, Parv Walling and Lynne Barrie are there throughout the day to help and support you.

The agenda:
• Understand how we learn
• How the brain works in the learning process
• Learning for the long term and setting the scene
• Understanding EQ (Emotional Intelligence)
• Influencing negative attitudes and limiting beliefs
• Developing coaching conversations focused on thoughts, emotions and beliefs
• Understanding behavioural change techniques
• During the day you will continue to develop your essential coaching skills: rapport, listening, questioning and feedback

Bookings via the website www.adinjc.org.uk or on 0800 8202 444

Price: Members £99, non-members £119

The workshop includes lunch and refreshments throughout the day, free parking, resource materials and CPD certificate.

 

We’re going to design guidance to help you carry out the most realistic mock driving tests possible.

But we cannot design it without the help of instructors like you.

Have your say to help us understand what you use for mock tests and what you think needs to be in our official guidance.

You’ll just need to fill in a short survey – it takes about 10 minutes. It closes on 2 October 2019.

Take the survey

Thank you for your time – we really appreciate it.

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