I’m passionate about coaching. I was coached for the first time nearly 20 years ago when I was in corporate … More
Category: Coaching
Doing a distance-learning Masters degree was truly transformative, and while I was confident that I would find the course fascinating, I hadn’t anticipated quite how enriching the experience would be.
Kay Taylor, who completed our MA in Career Development and Coaching Studies in 2019, shares her reasons for returning to … More
Notes from Toulouse: choosing a British Master’s degree to change careers in France
Kay Taylor, completed our MA in Career Development and Coaching Studies in 2019. In this blog, she shares how she … More
The Trust Revolution Model, as the foundation for this book, comes from my MA coaching dissertation where I sought to look at the preconditions for a coaching culture.
In this blog, Jeanie Davies, who completed our MA in Coaching in 2018, discusses how her dissertation was the foundation … More
Coaching has had a significant impact on me and I’ve seen inspirational change in others. I’ve not come across another development process that can create such an impact.
I’m feeling lost, scared, uncertain. I can’t visit my elderly relatives and I’m worried about them. I’ve had to close … More
Get involved with potential employers through volunteering and work experience.
Linda Chamberlain completed the Postgraduate Diploma in Career Development and Coaching Studies in 2019. We chatted to her recently to … More
Welcome to our new application forms!
Applying for a course online: For our 2019-20 academic year, we have moved to online application forms as part of … More
Professional Identity: how we make meanings
Although I have just joined the Centre as a Senior Teacher Fellow in Career Studies, my association with the university … More
So what’s being painted blue got to do with careers?
Kate Woods, a recent graduate from our MA Career Development and Coaching course, shares her thoughts.
