Using the CCS Work Engagement Wheel – 

    14th May 2024 – 9.30am to 1pm (online)

    A half day CPD workshop for Career Coaches and others coaching people at work on their engagement with work.

    There has been a lot discussed about the impact that Covid has had on our attitude to work. How does working from home, or hybrid working, affect energy and engagement with work?  Is work now less important in the context of our whole lives?  Has the work ethic of striving been undermined? Is well-being now our number one priority? How do employers best handle the needs of different groups of people (eg millennials/Gen Z, new graduates, neuro-diverse, long-stayers, returners ) ?

    If there has been an existential shift, we are certainly still in the middle of it. In order to move through this transition with some clarity, it is important to recognise what we have and have not lost, and possibly even gained.

     This half day workshop will enable coaches:

    • To be better equipped to coach people about their engagement with work
    • Increase their awareness, understanding and empathy for the impact of prolonged uncertainty on coachees
    • To know about some useful theories explaining the impact of transition
    • To use one new tool – the Work Engagement Wheel
    • To know about two up to date career theories 
    • Gain ideas on how to coach people affected by ‘Shock’ and ‘Inaction’
    • To revisit and practice coaching skills

    cost: 

    Early Bird rate £145 + VAT for registration by 16th April and payment by 23rd April and

    £160 plus VAT thereafter

    Suitable for:

    • Career coaches
    • Coaches needing to focus on career issues, post Covid
    • Any coach needing to address issues of loss with coaches
    • HR, L& D and other People Managers needing to respond employees engaging with work post-Covid
    • Career Advisers facing clients who may be re-evaluating their values post-Covid

    NB: This workshop is suitable for participants who have some training in coaching or career coaching

    To book your place on this workshop, please click here to complete the application form or for further information, please email alex@career-counselling-services.co.uk

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