This two day, practical workshop run by LEAD’s Aly McNicoll in association with the New Zealand Coaching & Mentoring Centre, equips experienced practitioners with the tools and skills to supervise others in their own discipline area.
Completion of this course and the assessment requirements provides you with a NZQA approved micro-credential, registered on the National Qualifications Framework at Level 5, 5 credits.
This skills based training enables senior staff to provide effective supervision for others in their own discipline area.
introduces supervision as a professional development process for health & social service professionals
provides training and processes for one to one clinical supervision
provides opportunities for participants to experience the power of supervision through practice activities and work based tasks.
By the end of this workshop you will be able to:
define supervision, the role of the supervisor and the limits and boundaries to the role
establish supervision relationships
develop supervision contracts and negotiate goals for individual supervision sessions
use 7 SIMPLE skills to enhance supervisee reflection and learning
manage one to one supervision sessions
use a range of frameworks and tools for effective supervision
provide feedback on practice in the supervision context
discuss ethical boundaries and professional issues in the supervision process
discuss cultural perspectives on supervision.
When: 9:00am-4:30pm, Thursday 24 & Friday 25 March
Where: Online via Zoom
Cost: $850 + GST
