Coach Training School
Research Paper By Rahul Bhatnagar
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
This case study is about a young IT Professional. Who is facing challenges at work place and wants to overcome challenges and move forward in his career. This case study is an example Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Rahul Bhatnagar
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
This word ‘ACHARYA’ supports the way ICF describes coaching – As partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Mukesh Sharma’s
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
The following model is for a specific niche. I am using it in the Information Technology industry in India. Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Shubha Rajan
(Life Skills Coach, INDIA)
The ASK coaching model consists of just three letters/words but it brings in to effect a whole host of other words Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Steve Correa
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
My model on Executive coaching is to build on an individual’s strengths even while addressing development opportunities. Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Vidhyarthi S
(Behavioural Change Coach, INDIA)
Transformation occurs through a series of iterative steps. The wheel of life is a familiar concept. It is one that encapsulates Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Yatin Samant
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
For each situation have client write down : Pain points , Pleasure points ( from past ) , Opportunity & Threat areas Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Kunnath Chandran
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
The LAKSH Coaching Model aims at making the direction of the client’s efforts to find fulfillment in life both finite Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Nikhil Benegal
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
Clients come with the intent to work on issues they feel ‘stuck’ with – where they are not making progress in Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Namrata Arora
(Working Women In Transition Coach, INDIA)
The Growth Cube coaching model is based on the premise that the purpose of coaching is eventually, growth. Continue…
