Why Coaching Qualifications Are Only the Beginning | Specsavers' Partner Engagement Manager | S02 E03
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In this episode, host Matthew Radley is joined by Paula Adamson, Partner Engagement Manager at Specsavers, to explore why gaining a professional coaching qualification should be viewed as the beginning of a coach’s development - not the end.
Paula reflects on the growth of Specsavers’ coaching programme, which has supported more than 100 leaders through professional coaching qualifications. She shares why the programme gained momentum through personal choice, recommendation and a genuine desire among leaders to develop their coaching practice.
The conversation focuses on the role of supervision and continued professional development in maintaining standards after qualification. Paula discusses the value of having a trusted community of coaches, creating time for reflection and learning from people with different levels and types of experience.
This episode also examines the risks of allowing coaching practice to drift: coaches losing momentum, falling into bad habits or stepping away from coaching altogether. Paula explains why organisations have both a professional and commercial reason to keep investing in the coaches they have already trained.
Explore MRA’s coaching and leadership development programmes: https://mraexecutivecoaching.com/programmes/