Course Outline

Coaching and Mentoring – Key Processes in People Development for Government

• The role of developmental conversations in organizations for government

• How coaching and mentoring support performance and engagement within public sector workflows

Understanding the Differences

• Coaching vs. mentoring: purpose, scope, and outcomes for government

• Common misconceptions and overlaps in a government context

Skills and Competencies for Coaching

• Building rapport and psychological safety within public sector teams

• Questioning techniques and active listening to enhance communication for government

• Providing feedback and fostering reflection in a government setting

Skills and Competencies for Mentoring

• Sharing experience and guiding career growth for public sector professionals

• Supporting professional identity and decision-making within government frameworks

Career Stages and Development Interventions

• Matching development methods to levels of experience in the public sector

• Case studies and practical role-plays for government scenarios

Developed Skills

• Recognizing and applying coaching vs. mentoring approaches in a government context

• Practicing active listening and effective question formation for public sector interactions

• Mastering paraphrasing and providing constructive feedback within government environments

• Understanding organizational adulthood and maturity models relevant to the public sector

• Building a contingency plan for continuous development in government roles

Requirements

Target Audience • Managers and Team Leaders • Human Resources and Learning and Development Professionals • Internal Trainers and Mentors • Individuals Interested in Developing Others for Government Organizations
 7 Hours

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