Coach Trainings
Overview
We occasionally facilitate gatherings where RJUC Coaches can learn how to use the RJUC assessment tools, connect with other coaches, and grow in their coaching skills. We limit the number of registrants to 30 maximum to make the time more relational and personalized. We meet for discussion-oriented workshops from 9am to 6pm each day, with lunch and occasional breaks. We also organize a group dinner at a local restaurant for those who want to join (see below). The cost is $250 which includes two light breakfasts, two catered lunches, and snacks. Participants are required to arrange their housing accommodations (see below). Please contact us to learn about upcoming dates and how to register.
Location and parking
We meet in a large conference room in the Dublin Library which is a part of the Bridge Park District of Columbus, Ohio. There is a large parking garage connected to the library with free parking.
Hotels
Participants can stay at any hotel they prefer. There are several local hotels available with discounts. Hotwire also frequently offers highly discounted rooms in the area. We recommend that participants reserve rooms for at least two nights, including the night before the training begins.
Airport and transportation
Our meeting location is 23 miles from the Columbus International Airport (CMH). There are many transportation options available from the airport to our meeting location including rental cars, Lyft, Uber, and taxis.
Dinners at local restaurants
Just steps away from where we meet, there are many excellent, unique restaurants including rooftop dining at Mezzo Restaurant and a fun variety of global foods at the North Market. Each night of the training, it is likely that a group of coaches will go out to one or more of the restaurants. It's a great opportunity to connect with other coaches. The cost for the optional dinner is not included in the registration fee.
Coach Trainings Q&A
Here is some additional information. If we don't address a question you have, please contact us.
Do you have to be a current RJUC coach to attend?
No, we also encourage individuals who are considering becoming RJUC coaches to attend.
What does the schedule typically look like?
Day 1
9:00 am Welcome, introductions, and devotional
10:00 am Understanding the RJUC Personal Assessment (sections, scores, etc.)
12:00 pm Catered lunch, small group exercise
2:00 pm Best practices for using the RJUC Personal Assessment with individuals
4:00 pm Role play, processing, Q&A
6:00 pm-ish Optional dinner at a local restaurant
Day 2
9:00 am Introduction and devotional
10:00 am Understanding the RJUC Organization Assessment (sections, scores, etc.)
12:00 pm Catered lunch, small group exercise
2:00 pm Best practices for using the RJUC Organization Assessment
4:00 pm Role play, processing, Q&A
6:00 pm-ish Optional dinner at a local restaurant
Can I come for part of the training?
We hate to be sticklers, but in order to promote productive dialogue and confidentiality, participants are required to fully participate on both days (no multitasking, arriving late, leaving early, taking calls, etc.).
Can a group of us attend together?
Definitely! It is great if a group of individuals from the same organization attend together.
Can I attend remotely?
Sorry, that is not currently possible. The trainings are very relational and dialogue focused. We feel remote participation would be less effective for the participant and it would create challenges in terms of live video streaming and confidentiality.
Can I advertise that I am a "certified coach" if I participate?
If you apply and join our coaching network and participate in a coach training. you can advertise that you are a "RJUC Level 1 Certified Coach." If you are a listed on our Coach Directory, a badge will be added to your listing.
Who will facilitate the training?
Members of the RJUC team and possibly experienced, outside experts. There are also a lot of opportunities for coaches to learn from one another during the training.