In this session we will cover the practical aspects of the programme.
Schedule
When does it start?
What are the dates/times of the workshops?
What topics will be covered?
Will there be practice opportunities?
How will I know I am ready to practice as a supervisor?
Passing the Diploma in Coaching Supervision
What other elements are included?
What do these mean: Reflective Learning Group; Peer Practice Pod; Supervision of Supervision?
How much essential reading is there?
What are the Assignments?
What else is needed to pass the Diploma in Coaching Supervision?
Accreditations
What does the EMCC ESQA accreditation mean?
What does the ICF approval mean?
Cohort and team
Who will I be studying alongside?
How will we be organised into groups?
Who are the delivery team?
Who will lead small groups and practice sessions?
Individual Support
What if something is not going well for me?
And also any other question that you bring along to the session! Please know, your question is likely to be on someone else’s mind too! Or maybe no-one has thought to ask it before! You are unique and that’s what you will bring to the programme.
Course Content
Presenter
Jo Birch has over 30 years’ experience as a psychotherapist and executive coach. An accredited supervisor, she remains an active contributor to the counselling, psychotherapy, coaching, and supervision communities — formerly Chair of BACP Coaching and board member of AoCS and EASC.
Currently the holder of the EMCC Global Supervision Award, Jo’s work is recognised for her long-standing professional contribution and leadership in supervision practice. As Director of Crucial Difference, she leads an international team providing supervision training for coaches and supporting leadership development across the helping professions and beyond.
A regular journal contributor, Jo is editor of Coaching Supervision Groups: Resourcing Practitioners (2022) and co-editor Coaching Supervision: Advancing Practice, Changing Landscapes (2019) in the EMCC Mastery Series, and previously series editor of Thinking Global for Coaching Today.
Jo is committed to creating a more just and inclusive world. Having lived and worked in diverse inner city environments, she integrates multicultural learning into her work, delivering training in multiple languages (including English, Russian, and Chinese) and expanding her own cultural understanding through the study of Urdu and Spanish.
MCC, Executive Coach, Coach Trainer, Mentor and Supervisor.
Faculty of CSA（Coaching Supervision Academy）
Faculty of ICA (International Coaching Academy)
Work with clients across the world in trilingual languages: Mandarin, Cantonese and English
Love Coaching supervision and dedicated to bring more Coaching Supervision to Chinese speaking coaching community
