Education: Coaching and Mentoring MA

at St Mary's University

Modules
 

• Coaching and Mentoring and Professional Attributes
• Research Design
• Coaching and Mentoring in Professional Contexts
• Change Agency and Strategy: From Research to Practice
• Academic Paper and Conference Presentation

Candidates will normally be expected to possess a good honours degree (2:2 or above) from a UK university or an equivalent qualification approved by St Mary’s University.

Home
£8,960 per year

Overseas
£15,750 per year

Coaching and mentoring are now essential components of organisational development to support professional growth and well-being. A range of skills are covered within this course that will support the development of all practitioners, particularly those seeking roles in middle and senior leadership, as well as those seeking to work in consultancy.    

This course will enable members of the teaching profession to meet the requirements of the Early Career Framework by developing their understanding and application of coaching and mentoring both on a personal and organisational level.  

Within the sporting sector, professional employment within coaching and mentoring is a significant area of growth as organisations understand the need to support and development athletes and staff whether within player care, Talented Athlete Support, player development and sports coach development.