Coaching and mentoring

Ideal for educators/pukenga in any sector

Our kaiarahi will work alongside as you develop your own way forward, within your own context. They will provide you with the time, space and energy to make real-life changes in your learning journey.

Coaching and mentoring identifies your personal and professional needs, empowering you to:

Navigate change and support others through it too
Identify and build leadership practices
Develop strategies and solutions for specific situations and challenges
Explore areas of specialisation (such as e-learning, modern learning practices, cultural responsiveness, and much more)
Develop your skills
Meet your personal and professional goals
Collect, select and reflect on a body of evidence for appraisal as needed
Design, plan, implement and evaluate your own inquiry.

Your mentor and coach identifies and shares resources which extend your skills and your thinking, providing ongoing support throughout.

Commitment and cost

You choose the commitment.

Individuals:

$1,300+gst for six one-hour sessions
$1,900+gst for 12 one-hour sessions

Groups (2-5 people):

$1,900+gst for six one-hour sessions
$3,200+gst for 12 one-hour sessions

Contact us

Please fill in the contact form letting us know which option you would prefer. If you have a question, please email sarah.whiting@core-ed.ac.nz and we will be in touch soon.

Coaching and mentoring expression of interest

Coaching and mentoring example scenarios

Coaching and mentoring example scenario 1

Simon is in his first year as principal of Kiwi School. He is struggling to understand the leadership role, and, due to changes that are happening within the school, keeps missing the compliance deadlines. He does a search online and comes across CORE's coaching and mentoring programme, with a focus on leadership...

Coaching and mentoring example scenario 2

Hinerangi is leading a newly formed Community of Learning | Kāhui Ako. The Kāhui Ako has a variety of ethnicities within their leadership group and is in an area that has a high Māori population. Within their group, they are looking for support to develop their leadership capabilities through a Māori lens...

Coaching and mentoring example scenario 3

Rochelle recently became Head of Department at Kiwi High School. She feels she has the skills for the job but is having feelings of imposter syndrome, and concerns about her ability to carry out the role. For fear of making herself vulnerable, and possibly risking being seen as incapable of doing the job, Rochelle doesn’t want to confide in anyone in the school...