Entry requirements

Applicants will need:

A good first degree 2:2 honours or above.
To be engaged in paid or voluntary work (full or part time) where coaching and/or mentoring is or could be undertaken.
Non-standard applications are also welcome an careful consdieration will be given to those who can present a case based on their career history, experience and other learning.

Months of entry

September

Course content

This hugely popular course is a versatile and enriching environment for a diverse range of professionals. To name a few, we’ve welcomed people from youth and community work, business, leadership and management, the armed forces and early years education backgrounds. There are few roles in which this expertise can’t be put to good use.

Because of the diversity of students’ backgrounds, the course naturally allows participants to explore the principles of coaching and mentoring within a variety of settings, as well as applying new skills to their own role. The course’s general environment is dynamic and interactive, and students are encouraged throughout to share and explore ideas.

Following the programme, students might find themselves taking up mentoring roles with new colleagues, acting as subject mentors in initial teacher education, coaching colleagues in a range of settings, providing supervision for colleagues or even working freelance as an independent coach.

Information for international students

Students require an English language level of IELTS 6.5.

Fees and funding

UK students

£2167

Fees UK students: £2167

This fee covers your tuition and access to course-specific equipment and facilities, as well associated services including access to the library, study skills support, IT support, student support and wellbeing services and membership of the Student Union. There may be additional costs by course.