Leadership and Team coaching is a hot topic as organisations see the importance of developing leadership talent and team effectiveness. This is a part-time short course to provide you with comprehensive knowledge of the skills and theoretical perspectives relating to leadership coaching and team coaching. After successful completion, this course will give you a level 7 Postgraduate Award qualification. This blended learning course, has a 2-day face-to-face skill-based interactive workshop, plus virtual learning resource centre material, accessible 24/7 to suit your needs. This short course is designed to develop systematic theoretical knowledge, skills in practice and self-awareness, focussing on coaching in organisations in which leadership coaching and team coaching are used. The course will provide an understanding of the skills and models of leadership and team coaching and the impact this has on the role and skill requirements of the coach.

The course is delivered by our faculty members who are experienced leadership and team coaches with significant business experience and able to integrate theory and professional practice.

This short course is designed for people from a wide range of backgrounds, including individuals who are currently involved in coaching and consulting work within an organisational context, people who wish to work in these areas and/or those who are interested in studying for personal interest.

Multiple Start Dates
The course starts in April and October.

Flexible Approach

Our PGAs are part-time and each 20-credit level 7 PGA is taught via a blend of workshop and distance learning. Each workshop takes place at the University of Warwick, over two days, along with virtual resource material accessible 24/7. Please see below for the list of PGAs available and the 'Key Dates' button to check availability.

The University's standard entrance requirement is an undergraduate degree graded at 2:2 in any discipline. Equivalent professional qualifications are also be considered. If you have alternative qualifications and relevant experience, you are welcome to discuss these with the course team.

Applicants must be able to produce written work of a good standard.

Applicants must have, or be expected to achieve, an English language test certificate that meets our Band A English language requirements: IELTS 6.5 overall with no component score below 6.0 (or equivalent). Please see the following webpage to find out if you are exempt from this entry requirement https://warwick.ac.uk/services/aro/sroas/admissions/pg/english 

Overseas Applicants:

We have welcomed students from a range of countries including the UK, Ireland, Norway, France, Germany, Romania, Slovenia, USA, China and Australia. You are invited to discuss the course options available with the course team.

If you wish, after successful completion of this Postgraduate Award, you can progress to study our Postgraduate Certificate in Coaching, Postgraduate Diploma in Coaching (and you will have a 1 module exemption as Leadership and Team Coaching is one of the optional modules for the PG Diploma course), or full Masters in Coaching

Studying a PGA involves engaging in a workshop, independent study and virtual learning. There is significant individual support available through the course team.

Applications are now open for 2024/25:

• Applications now closed for April part-time study.
• Apply for October 2024 start. Applications will close on 31 August 2024.

Applicants are advised to apply at least three months before the relevant workshop is due to take place. Find further guidance on our how to apply page.

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2024/2025 cohort

The date and time of the classes and workshops are to be confirmed.

2023/2024 cohort

The face-to-face workshop will be 9:30am to 4:30pm on Thursday 19^th October and Friday 20^th October 2023, on the Warwick University Campus. The virtual learning resource material will be available 24/7 from Monday 2^nd October 2023.

Further information, please contact Ian Day at ian.day@warwick.ac.uk