For coaching to be most effective participants must have trust in the coach and in order for that to happen coaches themselves must be perceived as being trustworthy. In this workshop participants will be introduced to the b.SAFE D2iT trust model developed in partnership with Bangor University. Mark Sykes will take you through the elements of the model with a variety of presentations, small group discussions, practical activities and actions to take away to enhance the levels of trust you can actively create as a coach.

About the workshop provider:

Mark Sykes

Mark is one of the directors and founders of Beehive, an Organisational Development consultancy specialising in behaviour change; building the principles of sustainability into organisational learning through the application of a coaching mindset, skills and practice. Beehive is working very closely with Bangor University to develop a unique trust-based safety model. Working across many sectors, Beehive has gained unique insights into how coaching add value in a wide variety of settings. Mark graduated with a B.Ed in Outdoor Education from Bangor and started his career instructing and coaching in the outdoor sector. He loves to share his passion for coaching and is delighted to be sharing his knowledge at the conference this year.

Start

11/11/2018 09:00

End

11/11/2018 12:30

Total Days

0.5

Maximum Bookings

10

Bookings

7

Venue

Hollowford Centre

Town

Hope Valley

County

Derbyshire

Postcode

S33 8WB

Country

United Kingdom

Latitude

53.35000

Longitude

-1.77000

Name

Mountain Training Association

Phone

01690 720126

Email