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Potential Courses

Solution

Facilitation and coaching

Bring experienced facilitators and coaches into the work your teams need to do.

The need

A capable expert to support practical learning, a leadership intervention or continued application at work.

A request for videos, a workshop or a training day is an entry point. We start by understanding the work that should improve, who has to do it, and where they will get a chance to practise.

Formats

  • Facilitated workshops and simulations
  • Action-learning groups
  • Leadership and strategy sessions
  • Individual and group coaching
  • Train-the-facilitator support

Matching

  • Capability area and sector experience
  • Languages a person can confidently facilitate in
  • Delivery format and location
  • Demonstrated facilitation ability and coaching credentials

Preparation

  • Objectives, learner context and readiness findings
  • Activity plan, rubrics and escalation contact
  • An observed rehearsal for a new program
  • Post-delivery feedback, outputs and observations

What you receive

A matched facilitator or coach, a clear session plan, agreed participant outputs, preparation requirements and follow-up.

  • Named expert with approved biography, specialties and delivery languages
  • Session plan with timings, activities and the output participants leave with
  • Preparation required from participants and from the sponsor
  • Agreed follow-up: reflection, coaching, peer review or manager check-in
  • A replacement process if the named expert becomes unavailable

How it is priced

Scope first, then a proposal.

Preparation, delivery and follow-up are scoped and priced separately. The agreement defines the number and length of sessions, group size, format and location.

Shown separately in every proposal

  • Travel and delivery location costs
  • Additional coaching cycles
  • Materials development or adaptation
  • Rehearsal and train-the-facilitator time

Cancellation terms, the substitution process and availability are confirmed in the proposal. A network introduction on its own is not the finished service.

Where the boundaries are

What we will and will not promise.

  • Delivery can use our materials or your own, after an instructional and rights review.
  • For coaching, goals, session structure and what the client receives are agreed up front. Aggregate progress reporting is separate from private coaching notes.
  • Availability is confirmed at scheduling. We do not commit a named expert in a proposal before their schedule is checked.

Next step

Book a scoped intervention.

Tell us the capability, the audience and the languages. We will come back with what a first piece of work would involve.