The aim
To provide managers with the skills to guide and encourage individuals towards greater performance.
About the program
Based on the successful Channel 4 TV series, Faking It, this new program will provide both newcomers and experienced managers with a practical framework that can be used to coach others, which will empower and improve productivity.
Using a real-life example from the series, the program demonstrates how Sian Evans, a reserved professional cellist, was trained to become a London club DJ over the course of one month by a team of coaches.
After being taken from her countryside lifestyle to London, Sian was taught how to mix records and given dance lessons and a crash-course in clubbing culture. With the aid of expert coaching she received, Sian was successfully transformed and was able to convince a panel of experts that she was a seasoned DJ.
The program uses strong simple messages, which are easy for managers who need to learn the fundamentals of coaching to understand and relate to their own circumstances.
These messages include identifying the objective with the learner at the outset, understanding the importance of building skills, confidence and attitude, and taking the process one step at a time. Successful coaching is a rewarding experience, not just for the learner whose abilities are enhanced and horizons widened, but also for the coach.
The benefitsReal-life examples of successful coaching Engaging way to look at the subject area of coaching A clear structure for learning coaching skills Relevant for all levels of team development
An RDF Television Production 2005 Faking It is a RDF Media Ltd program for Channel 4 Television RDF Media Ltd 2005. Licensed by RDF Rights
To provide managers with the skills to guide and encourage individuals towards greater performance.
About the program
Based on the successful Channel 4 TV series, Faking It, this new program will provide both newcomers and experienced managers with a practical framework that can be used to coach others, which will empower and improve productivity.
Using a real-life example from the series, the program demonstrates how Sian Evans, a reserved professional cellist, was trained to become a London club DJ over the course of one month by a team of coaches.
After being taken from her countryside lifestyle to London, Sian was taught how to mix records and given dance lessons and a crash-course in clubbing culture. With the aid of expert coaching she received, Sian was successfully transformed and was able to convince a panel of experts that she was a seasoned DJ.
The program uses strong simple messages, which are easy for managers who need to learn the fundamentals of coaching to understand and relate to their own circumstances.
These messages include identifying the objective with the learner at the outset, understanding the importance of building skills, confidence and attitude, and taking the process one step at a time. Successful coaching is a rewarding experience, not just for the learner whose abilities are enhanced and horizons widened, but also for the coach.
The benefits
An RDF Television Production 2005 Faking It is a RDF Media Ltd program for Channel 4 Television RDF Media Ltd 2005. Licensed by RDF Rights
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