Course Overview
The Professional Diploma in Executive Coaching gives you the opportunity to grow your potential and build essential skills for driving transformative change. This programme is ideal for aspiring business coaches, as well as managers, HR professionals, organisational consultants, and entrepreneurs.
Through supervised coaching sessions and practical application, participants will refine their skills and receive intensive feedback to maximise individual and organisational performance. Explore key themes such as the executive coaching philosophy, purpose, and process, gaining insights into techniques, human personality, ethical considerations, and coaching methodologies. Elevate your coaching practice and foster a transformative environment for personal and professional growth.
This is an incredibly powerful programme often described as life changing from both a personal and professional point of view.
Impact
Three months after completion, 79% of participants agree it was easy to implement the skills and ideas from the programme. This demonstrates the skills and capabilities taught are not only relevant, but immediately transferable making real organisational impact.
Career Progression
Nearly half of past participants (45%) reported receiving more responsibility or moving roles within three months of completing the programme, highlighting the tangible career momentum our diplomas help create as a catalyst for growth.
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Hear From Past Participants
We met up with Claire Bauden during her Professional Diploma in Executive Coaching, and again at her graduation, to hear about the outcomes she’s putting into place since completing the programme.
Programme Director
Andrew McLaughlin
Andrew McLaughlin is an experienced executive coach who works with national and multi-national companies. He is a Master Practitioner and certified trainer/ consultant of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP University, Santa Cruz, California). He has conducted workshops on management and public sector administration for the OECD and EU in Hungary, Denmark, Turkey and Austria. He has lectured extensively in the Irish Law Society on the IPA MSc in Public Policy Analysis (Trinity) and for several years in the Institute of Taxation.
