Coaching Skills for Technical Leaders

Leadership turnover and delayed managerial development have made coaching and mentoring critical skills for technical leaders. With practical exercises and real-world scenarios, attendees will gain actionable insights to confidently coach in dynamic technical environments.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Managers, directors, and team leaders responsible for employee development.
  • Technical leaders responsible for the development of employees and teams.
  • Prospective technical leaders seeking a systematic approach to coaching others.
  • Training professionals supporting coaching and mentoring programs.
  • Organizational leaders seeking to build bench strength and fill holes in succession planning.

What You Will Learn

  • Master the core skills of situational leadership: goal-setting, diagnosing development levels, and matching leadership approaches.
  • Develop communication strategies to guide employees toward self-confidence, self-direction, and achieving organizational goals.
  • Apply the Situational Leadership model to address real-world coaching challenges and improve team performance.

Course Details: RA01299

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Total Credits:
CEU 1.4, 
PDH 14, 
Applies to these Certificates:

"I left this course with surefire ways to help my staff improve their skills."

"The coursework allowed me to incorporate my own real-life leadership situations, which helped me identify solutions as I learned."

"Learning how to lead by the situation was invaluable and will help me communicate with diverse groups."

"This course provided an excellent perspective on how I can use what I’ve learned in my organization."

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