The program adopts the core competencies of the International Coaching Federation into language and approaches which align? with Indigenous teachings.
This program will graduate Indigenous coaches who will work with Indigenous clients, communities, organizations, different levels of government and within the private sector. The program adopts the core competencies of the International Coaching Federation into language and approaches which align with Indigenous teachings.
About the Program
This program starts with a two-day in person gathering where we will build a learning community through a jointly created safe space for storytelling, vulnerability, friendship and support.
We will introduce what coaching is in relation to an Indigenous context and how it informs coaching practice.We will then move to 13 virtual sessions of three hours each, where we will learn and practice the coaching skills.The final session will be an in person closing circle.
Participants will have access to Elders and Knowledge Keepers as part of the program.Course content will include required reading and self-reflection time guided by the course content.This program is delivered in English.
Program Content
This program integrates the following into its structure to ensure the highest quality of training that is specific to an Indigenous context:
Some of the skills/knowledge topics covered include:
Participants are responsible for travel and accommodations.Lunch will be provided for in person events.
Program Requirements
To graduate from this program, participants must complete 88 hours in total – 63 synchronous and 25 asynchronous.For FNHA staff accepted into this program, the funds will be provided by the FNHA. The cost of this program for external applicants is $4500 + GST.
Application
This pilot program is accepting a maximum of 12 Indigenous participants who would like to learn to coach professionally. Please be aware that our January 2024 cohort has limited spaces available.
To enter this program, participants must submit an application and go through the selection process to get approval from the Indigenous Coach Training Certificate Program Selection Committee.
The ability to attend all sessions and complete the practice and asynchronous work is required. The window to accept applications is closed now. A new window will open close to our next cohort.
The FNHA is working to transform and reform the way health care is delivered to First Nations people in BC.
What We Do
The FNHA plans, designs, manages and funds the delivery of First Nations health programs across BC.
Wellness
The FNHA works towards the health and wellness of all First Nations in BC through its unique approach to wellness and its support of community wellness activities.
Health Benefits and the COVID-19 pandemic
FNHA Health Benefits has made temporary changes to some benefits to support clients and health care providers. Visit the Health Benefits news page for the latest updates.
Learn and grow with like-minded peers through blended, in-person and online programs, or receive personalized mentorship from Future Design School staff.
Understand the difference between coaching and mentoring, learn a model and principles for effective coaching, and practice putting theory into action through applied activities that account for differences in employees' personality types, work styles, generational differences, cultural diversity ...
This 3-day mentorship training gives you the foundation to effectively coach and mentor team members in a way that fosters potential and creates opportunities for growth and excellence.
This 4-day program brings mentoring and coaching together as powerful allies to support a robust process for leading and learning in relationships.
You’ll learn to develop competencies and confidence in yourself and others, and promote a “can-do” attitude for getting the job done well?
© 2024 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy