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Types of Coaching - Part
2
In Part 1 of this article we reviewed all that goes into life
or personal coaching, business and management coaching. Below
we will cover leadership coaching and career coaching.
4. Leadership Coaching. The goal of leadership coaching
is to help leaders become more effective in leading those
around them. New leaders will learn how to prepare for new
challenges while experienced leaders will learn how to be more
effective in their leadership role.
During the coaching process a good coach will teach a leader
how to enhance their already existing strengths and how to
recognize their unique contribution to others as a leader.
Leaders will learn to become competent in their role and
understand the importance of what they are trying to
achieve.
5. Career Coaching. This type of coaching helps clients
to make the transition from one career to another. A career
coach will often act as the client's job search partner,
helping them to explore possibilities and viable options. If
there are any personal issues impacting a client's career, a
career coach can help to identify these issues, isolate them,
and guide the client in solving them. Another job that the
career coach deals with is assisting the client in developing a
realistic and successful job search campaign.
No matter what type of coaching you decide to specialize in,
you will be certain to find your own personal satisfaction as
you watch your clients succeed and excel in their personal and
professional lives.
When you have decided what type of coaching area you would like
to focus on, you may want to determine what kind of an
environment you will use for coaching. You may want to limit
yourself to one-on-one coaching where you are working with one
client at a time. Another coaching format is a group
environment, where you will be coaching more than one
individual at a time. You will have the same experience as
one-on-one coaching but with the added benefit of having
clients share their experiences.
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