CIPD Press releases - CIPD
guide helps HR navigate the coaching maze
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November, 2008
The latest version of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development's guide
to Coaching
and Buying Coaching Services is being launched today at the Coaching at Work Conference.
It is designed to offer practical advice to organisations commissioning coaching
assignments as well as those adopting more informal coaching and mentoring arrangements.
Coaching
has become one of the most widely used development tools. The latest CIPD
Learning and Development survey findings showed that nearly three quarters
of all organisations (71%) are now using coaching
Dr
John McGurk, Learning, Training and Development Adviser , CIPD says: "Coaching
is the ideal technique for change management, skills development and leadership
in organisations. We know that every organisation is different and coaching needs
to be tailored to the requirements of each organisation.
"When
CIPD launched the initial guide in 2004, it changed the face of coaching. With
this new version we are recognising that coaching has moved on. It is now an established
part of management and people development in organisations throughout the UK.
The guide quite simply helps HR professionals make sense of coaching and understand
how it can be used as a powerful tool to help employees perform better."
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD
) is the United Kingdom's leading professional body for those involved in
the management and development. They have 130,000 individual members and their
objectives are to lead in the development and promotion of good practice in the
field of the management and development of people, for application both by professional
members and by their organisational colleagues.
Source:
CIPD

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