Course Outline

Introduction to ICF Coaching

  • Overview of the International Coaching Federation (ICF)
  • Benefits of ICF-accredited coaching for government
  • ICF credentials and pathways for government professionals

ICF Core Competencies

  • Establishing and maintaining agreements in a public sector context
  • Co-creating the relationship with stakeholders for government
  • Communicating effectively to support government objectives
  • Facilitating learning and results for government employees and programs

Ethics in Coaching

  • ICF Code of Ethics as it applies to public sector coaching
  • Managing confidentiality and boundaries in government settings
  • Handling conflicts of interest within the public sector

Essential Coaching Techniques

  • Active listening and powerful questioning for effective government interactions
  • Goal setting and accountability frameworks tailored to government initiatives
  • Facilitating client self-discovery in a public service environment

Role-Playing and Practice

  • Simulating real-world coaching scenarios relevant to government operations
  • Giving and receiving constructive feedback for government professionals
  • Refining personal coaching styles to meet the needs of government clients

Building a Coaching Practice

  • Best practices for client engagement in the public sector
  • Developing a personal coaching brand that aligns with government values
  • Navigating the ICF credentialing process for government coaches

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A strong interest in professional coaching for government
  • Willingness to engage in role-play and peer feedback

Audience

  • Aspiring professional coaches in the public sector
  • Human resource professionals within government agencies
  • Leaders and managers seeking to enhance their coaching skills for government roles
 14 Hours

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