Coaching Effectiveness Research Collection
Our most recent work on coaching effectiveness explores the practicalities and challenges of implementing a successful coaching programme.
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Coaching in virtual spaces: Video, audio and text-based
Carter A, Blackman A, Alexander K, Byford M
This paper is the fifth in the IES Coaching Effectiveness series which uses evidence to explore different aspects of business coaching.
Infographic: Coaching in virtual spaces: Video, audio and text-based
Carter A, Blackman A, Alexander K, Byford M
This infographic is an accompaniment to the report: Coaching in virtual spaces: Video, audio and text-based
Infographic: Coaching effectiveness
Carter A, Blackman A
This infographic summarises the learning from the first four papers in the coaching effectiveness research collection.
Carter A, Wilson A, Blackman A, Sinclair A
This paper is the fourth in the Coaching Effectiveness Series to explore aspects of business coaching.
What makes a coach effective?Carter A, Blackman A, Hay R (2016), HR Network Paper 116
Offers both the views of both coachees and coaches of effective coaching.
Barriers to successful outcomes from coaching
Carter A, Blackman A, Hicks B (2014)
Considers the barriers that can impair effective coaching.
Infographic: Barriers to successful outcomes from coaching
Carter A, Blackman A, Hicks B (2014)
A useful and understandable infographic companion to our research on barriers to effective coaching.
Coaching for effectiveness: Initial findings from an international survey
Blackman A, Carter A, Hay R (2014), European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC)
Clarifies factors that make coaching effective and should be included in the coaching process.