Coaching, Mentoring and Talent Development
Organisations lose capable people and struggle to fill key roles when talent is identified informally and development depends on individual managers. This programme equips managers and talent professionals to coach, mentor and develop people systematically, and to connect these conversations to talent reviews, development plans and succession so that capability grows where the organisation needs it.
Most organisations say people are their key resource, yet development is often left to chance. Managers are promoted for technical skill and have never learned to coach. Mentoring schemes start with enthusiasm and fade because pairs are poorly matched and objectives unclear. Talent is identified by visibility rather than evidence, development plans are copied from year to year, and succession plans list names without readiness. High performers leave when they cannot see a path.
This programme joins individual development skills to the organisational talent system. It moves through five stages: the foundations of coaching and mentoring, practical coaching skills, designing and running mentoring programmes, identifying and developing talent, and building succession and a development culture that lasts beyond the programme.
Built on recognised practice. The programme references the International Coaching Federation (ICF) Core Competencies, the EMCC Global Competence Framework, the GROW coaching model, the 70-20-10 model of workplace learning, ISO 10015 guidelines for competence management and people development, and recognised talent review and succession planning practice. Participants learn how to apply these in their own teams and organisations.
Decisions this programme improves. When to coach, mentor, train or direct; how to match mentors and mentees; who is identified as high potential and on what evidence; which development experiences to invest in; and how ready successors are for critical roles.
How it is delivered. Twenty hours across five sessions, with regular practice. Participants coach in trios with observer feedback, design a mentoring programme for a case organisation, take part in a simulated talent review and build individual development plans and a succession plan for a critical role.
In-house option. For organisations, the programme can be tailored to your own competency framework, talent review and succession process, and used to launch an internal coaching or mentoring programme with managers and mentors trained together.
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