Learning at Work Week takes place 15th – 19th May 2017.
This coincides with International Coaching Week which is supported by Coaching York, an organisation committed to York becoming recognised as the coaching capital of the UK.
To celebrate both events, Pro-Development are running a free group coaching session on Monday 15th May with the theme ‘Curious and Creative Coaching’. This is being held in the lovely Tailormade Conference rooms here at Forest Farm Business Park, so it’s a great opportunity to see their facilities as well as experience some group coaching. If the weather’s nice we might go for a walk as well, we do our best thinking at 1.8 mph.
Where: Tailormade Conference Rooms, Forest Farm Business Park, YO19 4RH.
When: 12-2pm Monday 15th May. Tea and coffee provided.
Who should attend: Anyone interested in finding out more about coaching and taking part in a free ‘curious and creative’ group coaching session.
Why should you attend: You’ll experience an innovative group coaching session that will help you to explore your goals and how you might achieve them.
How to book: Email steph.edwards@pro-development.co.uk to reserve a place.
Written by: The Pro Development Team
Published: 9 May 2017
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