ILM Level 3 Award in Effective Coaching

Who is this qualification for?

Suitable for learners at all levels who are looking to develop their coaching knowledge and skills within an organisational context. Learners will also accredit their experience with a nationally recognised qualification.

This qualification has 3 units
  • 1. Understanding good practice in coaching within an organisational context
    • This covers the role of coaching, basic coaching processes and the abilities and qualities individuals need to be a good coach.
  • 2. Undertaking coaching within an organisational context
    • This requires learners to plan and carry out at least six hours of coaching, with supervision and support.
  • 3. Reflecting on coaching skills within an organisational context
    • This will give learners tools to analyse and improve their own performance as a coach. 
Why ILM Coaching?

Benefits for Individuals

● Know what it takes to be an effective coach

● Understand the role and responsibilities of effective coaches

● Learn a recognised coaching model, and the tools and techniques to support it

● Put your new skills into practice and carry out supervised coaching sessions for a minimum of 6 hours

● Analyse coaching performance in order to improve own ability

Benefits for Employers

● Implement effective coaching to improve organisational performance

● Ensure the individuals developed as coaches are equipped with the skills, knowledge

and understanding they require

● Enhance the coaching culture in your organisation by developing highly

effective coaches

Upcoming Online Dates

Unit 1

Please contact us for dates.


Unit 2

To be arranged with the group.

Unit 3

To be arranged with the group along with the coaching supervision and observation.


Delivery

6 sessions (2 sessions per unit) delivered online through Zoom. Joining instructions will be sent to you prior to the course starting.

This qualification is approved for up to £200 ITA funding depending on eligibility.

Eligibility Criteria:
  • Aged 16 or over
  • Not in education or involved in any other SDS funded programme
  • Unemployed and looking to get back into work
  • Currently employed and earning less than £22,000 per year
  • Resident in Scotland
Cost

£900+VAT. Includes ILM registration fee, personal induction, tutorial support and all training materials.