1-1 Career Coaching
Overview:
A one hour 1-1 confidential coaching session with a research career development specialist. Coaching is particularly helpful if you have a specific or pressing career challenge that you would like support with, or you know what you need to do but don’t know how to get started.
Who should attend?
University of Warwick Research Active Staff (staff on Research-focused, Teaching-focused and Research and Teaching contracts) who have previously attended one of the RAS short courses or programmes.
Leadership and Management Development do not accept applications from PGRs. PGRs should refer to the Research Development at the Doctoral College.
Workshop enables Research Active Staff (RAS) to:
Previous attendees have used the 1-1 coaching for support with:
- building their confidence
- managing difficult people and conversations
- making the best use of their time
- preparing an application for a change of job role
- prioritising professional activities to boost career prospects, without lengthening their ‘to do’ list
- widening their professional prospects in uncertain times
Workshop Pre-work:
Prior to attending the coaching, participants are asked to clearly identify the challenge they would like to explore and what they would like to achieve as a result of the coaching.
Learning Hours:
This session takes approximately 1 learning hour. This includes any pre-course/programme work, attendance at workshops, experiential (‘on-the’job’) learning, coaching and post-course/programme work.
Contact Us
If you would like to arrange a 1 hour 1:1 coaching session, please complete our Enquiry Form and a member of the team will be in touch.
Please note that this coaching is only available as an addition to our programmes. It is aimed at those who have previously attended one of the RAS short courses or programmes.
Please see here for more information on the University's Coaching scheme which is available to all staff.
Need further advice on whether you'd benefit from coaching? Contact researcherqueries@warwick.ac.uk