CoACHing & mEnToring
Helping Educators Achieve Their Full Potential
Every Child (and Teacher) Matters! - Oakwood Group
Improve student motivation, academic success, staff performance and get better Ofsted reports by incorporating Goal Mapping into the school programme! A Yale University survey found that
only around 3–4% of the population, regardless of background, set regular written goals. It is no coincidence that almost 95% of the population, almost the same percentage that don’t set goals, retire dependent on others. Another 2% are those that receive inherited wealth but the remaining 3-4% are the self- made people. These are the people that set regular goals.
Goal setting is a natural function of the brain. Making a decision triggers a subconscious process that transforms the decision into action. Learning the most effective way to set goals is the number one prerequisite for success in any endeavour, for any individual, any team, or any organisation. Traditional
Without doubt, the most powerful life empowerment programme for individual, educational or corporate success. Workshops and sessions can be
tailored to any specific need – e.g. for student groups, for teachers, teams, improved performance, individual confidence or motivation. All materials provided. Follow up sessions and ongoing lesson programmes can be arranged.
Alistair Bennett MBA is an approved Goal Mapping practitioner. He offers other motivational programmes for young people and adults. He also works with young adults in the Princes Trust mentorship programme.
goal setting techniques focus on left- brain words, whereas Goal Mapping uses words and imagery. It is the key life skill for achievement in all areas of life.
Oakwood Group Tel: 07960 647 172
coach@oakwoodgroup.eu www.oakwoodgroup.eu/content/ goal-mapping
Coaching for staff, Pupils & Extended School Services - Elaine Mitchell
We perform at our best when motivated and inspired and when we have a better understanding of our personal self. Coaching empowers the individual to discover personal potential, leading to a greater life balance, self confidence and self worth. A fully qualified life coach, CRB checked with PTLLS qualifications offering coaching on a one to one personal level or facilitating bespoke workgroups and presentations.
Elaine Mitchell Tel: 0114 3352953
mail@elainemitchell.co.uk www.elainemitchell.co.uk
Elaine and her associates offer services to accommodate staff, pupils and extended school services including: • Parent Coaching Workshops and Individual Sessions
• Motivational Seminars and keynote speaking • Life Coaching • Interview Techniques and Preparation • Communicating with Confidence
• Goal Setting and Life Balance • Bespoke Group Workshops and Coaching
“Credit to the Job - done with a passion and an excellent
approach” Jason 2010
Stress Management for Teachers...
Clinical Hypnotherapy & Stress Management
Teaching is commonly
recognised as a challenging profession. The challenge is to make a difference without permitting stress to drive you out of teaching. Stress comes to most of us at various times and how we proactively manage it is vitality important to our health and wellbeing. The solution is to practice good stress reduction techniques. Teachers who manage their own stress well not only feel more fulfilled but will be better able to help their pupils face the future with confidence too.
The training and coaching
process Matthew and his team provide can help significantly
improve productivity and performance, reduce absenteeism and increase a general sense of personal satisfaction, confidence and purpose.
Clinical Hypnotherapy & Stress Management Tel: 07973 157 812
info@hypnosisclinic.co.uk www.matthewdoy.co.uk
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