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Focusing on the skills of co-coaching

Learning objectives

  • To build confidence in co-coaching skills.
  • To build an awareness of both roles in a co-coaching partnership.

Why do this activity?

Participants will:

  • be able to recognise the possible pitfalls in a coaching situation and how to overcome them
  • begin to develop skills for working in a collaborative learning situation and to be able to support others to co-coach.

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