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Practitioner Diploma
AoEC Scotland
AoEC Scotland
Upcoming Dates:
Practitioner Diploma in Executive Coaching
Upcoming course dates:
26 April 2023 - 15 September 2023
London, UK/Face to Face SOLD OUT FULLY BOOKED **apply to join Waiting List**
10 May 2023 - 01 November 2023
UK/Live Virtual Sessions
15 May 2023 - 25 October 2023
London, UK/Face to Face
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13 June 2023 - 03 November 2023
London, UK/Face to Face
26 June 2023 - 01 December 2023
UK/Live Virtual Sessions **5% EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT**
10 July 2023 - 10 January 2024
London, UK/Face to Face **5% EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT AVAILABLE**
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AoEC Scotland works passionately to provide the highest quality coach training for individuals and organisations as well as offering professional coaching and consultancy services.
A major player in raising the standards of the coaching industry, our coach training programmes are accredited by the industry’s leading professional bodies the International Coaching Federation (ICF), Association for Coaching (AC) and European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).
Training managers and in-house coaches to become more effective at improving individual and team performance, from foundation coaching skills through to becoming an accredited coach, we will support you whatever stage you are at. AoEC Scotland also boasts a thriving and active Alumni pool of accredited coaches that are keen to continue to develop and network together to raise awareness of the power of coaching within the workplace.
Please note that we are in the process of converting from ICF ACSTH accreditation of our Practitioner Diploma to the new ICF Level 1 accreditation. This will take effect from 2023.
Programme Information:
Meet The Team
Kay Young Consultant Coach & Faculty
Kay Young
Kay has a deep interest in Awareness IQ; and how awareness supports a more relational, embodied, creative way of learning, living, and leading. She’s deeply committed to supporting clients through the inner journey of leadership: deepening quality of presence; noticing energy/resistance to change; using creative experimenting to support new choices; and change. Her practice is gestalt orientated. Kay has extensive senior management experience, including: working at NHS Board Director level. She has been professionally coaching since 2003 and is currently a member of the Faculty Team for the AoEC, facilitating the Coaching Skills Certificate, and Practitioner Diploma Programmes, in Edinburgh. She is also an ICF Evaluator and Assessor, on the AoEC’s Advanced Practitioner Diploma. She has achieved the Advanced Practitioner Diploma and the Master Practitioner Diploma, with the AoEC. She is a highly experienced, ICF accredited coach. More recently, she completed her training in gestalt psychotherapy with the Edinburgh Gestalt Institute.
John Gray Senior Faculty
John Gray
“My role as AoEC faculty allows me to combine my experience in coaching with my enthusiasm for supporting people in their professional development and personal awareness and change. I bring empathy and insight to working with those in their learning journeys, for them to find their ideal coaching model and approach.” Originally qualifying and practising as a solicitor, John has also worked at the at the Quaker United Nations Office in Geneva, in grassroots peace-building in Burundi, and establishing and leading a community mediation service. Since 2001 he has been freelance offering organisational consultancy and facilitation, non-managerial supervision, and also latterly coaching. He has also developed and developed a number of professional development programmes and initiatives, including supervision kills, effective conflict skills, team building, reflective practice, managing change, and globally responsible leadership skills and practice. His coaching practice is with leaders and leadership teams, in a wide range of local, national and international organisations. In addition to his coaching, and his faculty role with AoEC, John is a part-time lecturer in leadership and management at the University of York’s Centre for Applied Human Rights. John’s qualifications include: · Practitioner Diploma in Executive Coaching · Diploma in the work of the Change Agent · Advanced Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling (Groupwork Skills) · Certificate in Management and Leadership · Accredited Executive Coach – AoEC
Sue Burston Customer Relationship Manager
Sue Burston
Sue joined the AoEC in 2007 and has held a number of positions including Head of Operations and also Programme Manager for our Coaching Skills Certificate and Practitioner Diploma programmes. Sue is now Client Relationship Manager and enjoys speaking to our customers about their learning journeys and providing advice and support as required. Before joining the AoEC, Sue spent 19 years with the BBC in a number of finance and admin roles within the local, national and international Newsrooms. Here she gained invaluable experience of working with a wide range of people and situations and dealing with some very complex admin and finance systems.
Karen Smart Head of Consultancy
Karen Smart
Karen is the go-to person for organisations who wish to use coaching to generate positive change and business performance. She has a wealth of experience in supporting organisations to embrace coaching and coaching skills. Recent sector experience includes the following; financial services, professions, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, entertainment, public sector, utilities and SMEs.
- Get in touch
For Coaching Skills Certificate and Practitioner Diploma Enquiries:
Sue Burston
+44 (0)20 7127 5125
sue.burston@aoec.com
In House Training, Coaching or Consultancy:
Karen Smart
+44 (0)20 7127 5125
karen.smart@aoec.com
