The Guide to Executive Coaching and Business Case Development Success
InstructorSorin DumitrascuThe curriculum follows a chronological progression from preparation and SMART goal setting to session delivery and follow-up techniques.
Instruction includes frequent quizzes across major sections and a practical activity focused on developing a mini business case.
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A presentation slide titled COURSE OBJECTIVES lists two coaching goals alongside a photograph of a professional meeting.
Course slide titled COURSE OBJECTIVES featuring a bullet point on structured coaching and a photo of two professionals reviewing a notebook.
A presentation slide titled COURSE OBJECTIVES lists three coaching goals beside a photo of four professionals reviewing documents.
A course structure slide listing '1. preparing to coach' beside a hand-drawn diagram connecting Coaching to Mentoring, Training, and Advice.
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One signal from 2021 suggests the material may be too basic or repetitive for those seeking advanced professional depth; note that the current update label does not prove this has been corrected.
Two signals from 2023 note potential difficulties with English proficiency and a lack of visual variety in the presentation format; the current update label does not prove these issues have been addressed.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goals of coaching and business case development.