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Postgraduate Certificate in Mentoring and Coaching

 

Duration

Up to two years part-time. Students taking this award study alongside students on the Waverley Abbey Diploma in Spiritual Formation, which means the duration of the course may vary dependent upon the point at which a student joins the course.

 

Entry Points

Students can enter the programme at the start of any of the taught modules.

 

Dates and fees of programme

2020/21
2021/22

Download the Terms and Conditions of Enrolment here.

Course Content

Students taking this course take three taught modules:

  • Framework, skills and ethics
  • Approaches to Spiritual Formation
  • Mentoring and Coaching

 

Level

Whilst not formally validated by a university this course is pitched at levels 6 and 7 of the Higher Education Framework.

 

Assessment

Students are required to keep a personal journal throughout the duration of the course and this will be submitted at the end of the course. Students will also have to prepare work for presentation to their fellow students on each of the modules.

Students will also be required to undertake a number of interventions to practice the various skills that they will learn throughout the course.

 

Description of Modules
Framework, skills and ethics
This core module, along with the module Approaches to Spiritual Formation, forms the theoretical framework and practical perspective. It facilitates the application of both theory and relational skills to the practice of pastoral care, chaplaincy, spiritual direction and mentoring/coaching.
Approaches to Spiritual Formation
An approach which underpins all else in our lives, providing focus; a clearly articulated process and a practice designed to heighten our awareness of God.  This module explores and progresses that awareness in our daily lives.
Coaching and Mentoring
This module will enable students to frame the practice of mentoring/coaching within the central organising theme of spiritual formation. The aim is to give a clear understanding of the theoretical underpinning of role of a coach and/or mentor, as well as enhancing skills development. It will draw on theology, psychology and insights from various counselling approaches.
Entry Requirements

There are no formal entry qualifications for this course.

 

Location

Waverley Abbey College, Waverley Abbey House, Waverley Lane, Farnham GU9 8EP

 

For further information

If you require further information on this, or any of our programmes, email: admissions@waverleyabbeycollege.ac.uk or call 01252 784731


We hold the EQA conferred by the EMCC for the Coaching and Mentoring module of the Spiritual Formation programme.