Module Information

Module Identifier
MMM5820
Module Title
Coaching and Mentoring for Leaders
Academic Year
2018/2019
Co-ordinator
Semester
Available semesters 1 and 2
Other Staff

Course Delivery

 

Assessment

Assessment Type Assessment length / details Proportion
Semester Assessment Written Essay  2,000 word coursework essay  50%
Semester Assessment Written Assessment  Complete a reflective journal relating to learning and its application throughout the module (1000 words).  20%
Semester Assessment Assessed Practical  Prepare with written rationale and undertake a 20 minute Coaching session.  30%
Supplementary Assessment Written Essay  2,000 word coursework essay  50%
Supplementary Assessment Written Assignment  Complete a reflective journal relating to learning and its application throughout the module (1000 words).  20%
Supplementary Assessment Assessed Practical  Prepare with written rationale and undertake a 20 minute Coaching session.  30%

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this module students should be able to:

Critically evaluate the role of a range of Coaching and Mentoring techniques as an element of effective leadership and management.

Display a conceptual and practical appreciation of Coaching and Mentoring in a broader context including parallels with other fields such as sports coaching.

Demonstrate the ability to utilise appropriate Coaching and Mentoring methodology to prepare and undertake an effective Coaching session in the workplace.

Brief description

Students will develop a critical appreciation of the utilisation of Coaching in Organisations and how and when it can be effectively and appropriately used by middle and senior Managers. They will also be given ample opportunity to develop and improve their own Coaching skills through supported practice, self-reflection and group discussions on the benefits, applications and potential pitfalls of Coaching. Assessment of the module will be through a written assignment and also through a reflective journal and practical coaching exercise.

Content

This module will be delivered in 2 x 2 day teaching blocks a month apart followed by a fifth day for the practical assessment and overall module review.

Module Skills

Skills Type Skills details
Application of Number
Communication Verbal communication skills will be covered as a fundamental element of Coaching and Mentoring and the ability to write academically at an advanced level will be assessed through the written assignment
Improving own Learning and Performance
Information Technology
Personal Development and Career planning This module will support current and potential leaders through the acquisition of a range of leadership skills including delegation, empowerment and the development of high functioning teams.
Problem solving The ability to select and develop appropriate Coaching techniques for particular workplace scenarios and to effectively support and challenge Coachees to identify and implement positive actions.
Research skills Identification and assimilation of relevant academic and organisational evidence, particularly in support of the written assignment
Subject Specific Skills
Team work Within the Organisational context of this module, the ability of Leaders to support and develop their teams to expedite effective solutions is a key element

Notes

This module is at CQFW Level 7