(GA) Discover Coaching: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It Matters
Have you heard of Coaching, however not sure what it is?
Curious about how you could use the skills of coaching in your personal or professional life?
Want some more information to see if coaching is for you or your organisation?
Yes? Then you are invited to join the –
Discover Coaching: What It Is, How It Works, and Why It Matters Webinar
In this interactive educational webinar we will be –
- identifying what coaching is and what it isn’t,
- discover how coaching differs from therapy, mentoring, or consultancy,
- discussing how coaching conversations can create awareness, growth, and positive change,
- sharing ways coaching can support personal and professional development, as well as
- time to answer your questions…

This session is perfect for individuals and organisations considering coaching as a career, or anyone curious about how coaching principles can support growth in their personal or professional life.
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About the Facilitator
Jane Taylor
Jane has a Masters of Education, International Coaching Federation (ICF) PCC and ICF Mentor Coach, facilitator and registered teacher. She was born in Maitland, NSW. In her first career, Jane was a professional tennis player. Since 2002 (her second career), Jane has been a registered teacher working in a variety of roles within P-12 education and VET across Australia.
Jane loves coaching. She received her ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential in 2014 and then received the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) status through the ICF in 2020 and has been an ICF Mentor Coach since 2020, providing guidance and support to other coaches as they develop their skills and pursue certification. This experience gives Jane a strong foundation to guide participants through their own coaching adventure.
Her other interests include going to the movies, being physically active, reading and catching up with family and friends.

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