Our blogs
Read blogs written by our teaching staff on topics and events they're interested in, or by students who journaled down a specific topic during their learning. You can also find blogs written by our staff to help you prepare your applications for a programme.
A business owner in a field which aligns with my passion in life. A dream coming true!
Hear from our Coaching certificate graduate Divya Shah about why and how she returned to study after dedicating her life to her family for 10 years.
Writing on Resilience, Positive Psychology and Empathic Leadership
CLL Coaching alumni Bob, Sarah and Tom collaborated with their tutor Carolyn on their series of books.
Essential tips from CLL alumni
We have asked our very own alumni to pass on some wisdom. Here is what Clare Burrows, alumna from Early Childhood said.
Does imposter syndrome ever go away?
Social Studies alumna Jules Sparkle talks to us about her imposter syndrome, Jeff, while she was doing her MSc in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology in University of East London.
The grounding I received at CLL has enabled me to approach my work with a critical eye
Victoria completed our Postgraduate Award in Careers Leadership in 2019 and set up her own business, because of the renewed confidence in her work she gained from the PGA. Hear what Victoria had to say about her time studying with CLL.
The tutors on the course have been nothing but helpful
Kim Bailey completed our Postgraduate Diploma in Career Education, Information and Guidance in July. Here she shares her learning journey with CLL.
Three ways my MA in Career Development and Coaching has served me well during these uncertain times
Stephanie as a Career Development and Coaching Studies alumna and an executive career coach and professional development consultant shares with us the three ways in which her MA with CLL has served her well during these uncertain times.
Wish to read more student blogs? See what our students have been writing at Warwick's unique student blogs platform: OurWarwick.