Professor Peter Hawkins: Supervision Masterclass

The New Zealand Coaching & Mentoring Centre is delighted to present Professor Peter Hawkins as our 2011 visiting expert.

For the first time in NZ, Professor Peter Hawkins, internationally acclaimed expert in supervision, is offering an in-depth development opportunity for supervisors and leaders of supervision strategy in New Zealand.

Master class for Supervisors and Leaders of Supervision Strategy.

This master class will focus on transformational approaches for individual and organisational change through supervision. It will provide an in depth look at the '7 eye model' and is a rare opportunity to learn from Peter's vast experience supporting organisations and professional bodies to introduce and sustain effective supervision strategies worldwide.

This is an opportunity to:
- Deepen your current approach to supervision and step into the next level of expertise
- Come away with tools and techniques that will help you achieve more through supervision in even the toughest contexts.
- Learn how the 7 eyed model and CLEAR models can address the most challenging issues in supervision where even advanced practitioners get stuck.
- Gain insights from international experience, and the leading edge of supervision thinking.

Professor Peter Hawkins

Peter Hawkins is a leading expert in supervision and co-author of "Coaching, Mentoring and Organizational Consultancy: Supervision and Development" (Open University Press, 2006) and the best selling "Supervision in the Helping Professions" (Open University Press, 1989, 2000 and 2006). Peter Hawkins is co founder (1986) and emeritus chairman of Bath Consultancy Group and Professor of Leadership at Henley Management College. He is an international consultant, writer and researcher in supervision, leadership and change.

This is a one off chance to work closely with Peter Hawkins and each other, to explore the leading edges in supervision and supervision practice.

Event listed by Lesley Dawes

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