Face-to-face and online training

Systemic Business Coaching

(DBVC- & IOBC-certified)

25th Program

Overview

Target Group

The systemic business coaching program is aimed at people who want to develop or deepen their coaching competencies. Our more than 30 years of experience in national and international coaching are the basis of this advanced training.

Participation can take place in the role of an internal or external coach, in the role of a manager as a coach or in a preparatory role for these professions.

In the preliminary discussion we can discuss these aspects and our many years of experience both as internal, as external coaches or as a manager who wants to expand his or her leadership style in the sense of a modern or agile style.

This Program is designed for:

  • Interested parties who have already completed coaching training and now want to expand their competencies around systemic business coaching at a successful coaching institute
  • Human resources managers who want to expand their internal coaching role or set up coaching pools
  • Managers, HR managers and consultants who want to develop or deepen their coaching competencies
  • Individuals who aspire to or are already pursuing a professional coaching role
  • Consultants from consulting institutions who want to use or expand coaching as a consulting method
  • Project managers who want to expand their project management role in coaching
  • Supervisors, psychologists, psychotherapists and doctors who already work in a helping role in the context of their professional activity and/or want to work as a coach
  • People in organizations who want to strengthen their self-management in their role and their conversation skills

Learning methods – Didactics

During the training period within and in the learning time between the modules, the participants systematically expand their coaching competence by reflecting on and testing essential attitudes, approaches and tools.

The training itself is structured and experienced as a change project (project preparation, project implementation, project completion and review).

Current, national and international oezpa project and application examples by the training leader or by speakers, strengthen the practical relevance of the training. The cases are worked through and intensively evaluated by the participants in the form of “consulting groups”, among other things.

We will use the following didactic methods in the modules:
  • Accompanying supervision of the participants in their coaching or counseling practice.
  • Concepts & theories, case discussion and case consultation of the participants
  • Interactive learning in the whole group and in small groups as well as exercises
  • Live reflections and coaching/ coaching and consulting demos by the leadership
  • Reflecting team, dialogue forum, continuous review and evaluation assessments
  • Individual work, discussion of achieved results
  • Methods, instruments and tools, applications
  • Best and worst practices (learning from difficult examples of the oezpa institute)
  • Check-lists
  • OrgCAMP and Case-Labs or the oezpa organizational laboratory orgLAB (Tavistockseminar / Group Relations Method) expands the understanding of organizations and the own systemic-analytical understanding. Open staff meeting of the continuing education leadership, system event
  • Teaching discussions, reflection in the team and direct exchange/ “tips and recommendation” for difficult consulting and coaching situations.
  • Practical work in coaching with real clients
  • Online sessions (use of digital tools such as ZOOM/ Microsoft Teams, WebEx/Cisco, Mural, Mentimeter)
  • Peer consulting/ collegial consulting and oezpa learning partnerships

Certification and cooperation

As a further education institute recognized by the “Deutscher Bundesverband Coaching e. V.” (DBVC) and the “International Organization for Business Coaching” (IOBC), the only association for business coaching worldwide, as well as a cooperation partner of the “ICF – International Coach Federation”, it is important to oezpa GmbH – Akademie & Consulting to design all further education courses with a high level of practical relevance and interactivity, and to ensure a professional exchange of knowledge as well as creativity in the learning group.

The training is carried out in cooperation with Fresenius University.

Concept and structure

In this advanced training you can focus on systemic business coaching (DBVC and IOBC).

The focus is achieved as follows:
  • In the composition of learning partnerships (coach group).
  • The selection of the topic of the final thesis from the field of coaching
  • Own attitude, focus and choice of content during the modules and between the modules
  • In the brought in topics of questions, challenges and projects in the
  • orgLAB / orgCAMP, etc.
  • In the focus of the collegial coaching sessions (peer group work)
  • In the supervision and accompaniment by the training supervisor
  • In the assignment as a coach in the oezpa-LIVE coaching sequences
  • In the accompaniment of one or more coachees (clients) who can be provided by oezpa
Structure of the advanced training:
  • The continuing education is designed to be practical and implementation-oriented. The feasibility of what is learned is prepared by the continuous reference to the practice of the participants.
  • The successive training focuses are systematically worked through as coherent modules. The chronological order of the modules is determined by the specific course of the training.
  • The focal points of the further training have emerged from our diverse experiences in coaching processes. They focus on key qualifications and topics; for this, there is concrete, methodical, instrumental knowledge and personal support.
  • The basis for this is provided by our many years of experience as coaches in change projects and the examination of business management, group dynamics and systemic concepts.
  • The training is concluded with the presentation of a final paper and the subsequent colloquium. The final paper and the colloquium give participants the opportunity to review what they have learned and to place it in their own practical context. Successful participation in the training requires the completion of the final paper and is documented by the detailed oezpa certificate with DBVC seal, IOBC seal, and logos of our cooperation partners.

Your Program Team

oezpa GmbH is an internationally active consulting, coaching and training institute that has been coaching, consulting and training executives, project managers, consultants, coaches and employees of business, social and public organizations since 1994.

The coaching and consulting assignments are either part of larger organizational change or development processes or individual assignments for coaching teams and individuals. Internal and external oezpa coaches and consultants work continuously on the development, application and communication of innovative coaching and consulting methods and approaches. We also make intensive use of digital media and formats, which we bring to life in further training.

Dr. Hüseyin Özdemir

Program Management
Contact Person

+49 (0)172 – 861 61 49
h.oezdemir@oezpa-swiss.ch


Key Data

  • Duration: 03/2023 – 03/2024
  • Start: 03 + 04 March 2023
  • Days: 20
  • Modules: 9
  • Invest: 6.900 €
  • Number of participants: max. 15
  • Degree: Business Coach (DBVC- & IOBC-certified)
  • Place: Bornheim – Gut Keuchhof, Cologne (Germany)

Curriculum / Modules and Topics

Coaching is a person- and team-oriented consulting method. It is a temporary and strictly confidential accompaniment and support of individuals (managers and employees) and of teams. Coaching is goal-oriented and situational at the same time.

In our start module you will get to know our coaching approach. (individual, team and system coaching).

  • The role and working method of the coach; requirements and key competencies
  • The professional coaching conversation
  • oezpa coaching concept and the oezpa coaching phase model
  • Basic toolbox of a coach (e.g. GROW model, CLEAR model, Inner Game, JOHARI model, CORE qualities, identity model according to Petzold, TCI according to Ruth Cohn, oezpa model, etc.)
  • Chances and limits of coaching in organizations
  • Role analysis & role coaching, roleogram as a tool, role clarification
  • Role design of the participants: First profile development as internal or external coach or manager as coach (agile approach)
  • Use of central online tools in coaching

Together with the participants, we conduct a LIVE culture analysis at one of our oezpa clients.

Culture is the basic assumptions, values and norms (rules, habits) shared by the members in an organization. They influence how procedures, strategies and structures are designed and perceived. Thinking, feeling and acting of the organizational actors are essentially based on (culture-) specific, collective patterns of perception, interpretation and action.

In this module, we want to use the culture model by Edgar Schein, among others, to learn more about the connections and understanding of the topic in order to design coaching in different contexts in a helpful way.

  • What makes a corporate culture?
  • Culture analysis
  • Target culture work
  • Culture change and development
  • Coaching and consulting in culture development projects

“Mental health enables us to enjoy life while overcoming pain, disappointment and unhappiness. It is a positive life force and a deep belief in our own dignity and self-worth.” (translated from British Heart Foundation, 2008).

As coaches, we need to understand the challenges our clients face. We want to discuss and deepen the numerous challenges with the help of concepts and practical examples in this module.

  • Salutogenetic understanding of health according to Antonovsky
  • Stress, burn-out and coping strategies
  • Resilience and work-life balance or integration
  • Mindfulness and relaxation exercises
  • Promotion of self-control competencies in these areas
  • Coaching approaches and limits of coaching
  • Recognizing and dealing with symptoms of illness as a coach
  • Containment in organizational change processes

The changes to which companies and organizations in the economic, social and public sectors are exposed are dramatic and existential. Again and again new questions and challenges arise, which cause the need for decisions and changes.

In this organizational seminar, one’s own social competence can be reflected upon and developed very well. Leadership roles can be tried out and learned.

  • Systemic connections and interactions
  • Unconscious phenomena and psychodynamic processes in organizations
  • Mindfulness & resilience training
  • Leadership, power, authority, delegation and dependency
  • Self-management in roles
  • Experiencing diversity & integration
  • Boundaries and open systems in organizations
  • Change dynamics and innovation processes
  • Experiencing the role of coaches and consultants

On the one hand, this module looks at the requirements of modern leadership and the area of tension between the manager and the coach. On the other hand, we will work on the role of coaches in digital transformation processes. In this way, we connect the dialog on the topic of digitalization, digital transformation and leadership. As internal and external coaches, we work out the possibility of actively supporting digital transformation processes of organizations or clients who are responsible for these processes.

oezpa practical examples shed light on this new field for coaches. Dr. Hüseyin Özdemir contributes his experience and practical projects as former professor for digital transformation & leadership at the Institute of Electronic Business/ University of the Arts, Berlin.

  • Agile leadership, digital leadership and coaching/consulting fields
  • Digital transformation and VUCA world as requirements for a new leadership role
  • Leadership as a coach model: philosophy, self-image, benefits and limits
  • Situational leadership – leadership between instructing and coaching; conception and application of the situational leadership style
  • Unconscious, inner human images as a starting point for coaches and consultants
  • Requirements for the leadership role and significance for coaches and consultants
  • Coaching of executives with a claim “executive as coach”

In this module we want to learn more about what makes successful teams. This includes the optimization of the team’s overall performance (optimization and quantity of output), the motivation (interest in work and willingness to work) and identification (acceptance of common goals and tasks) of all team members, and a healthy working climate (relaxed emotional state as a basic prerequisite for work commitment and creativity).

  • Dealing with conflicts in the team (conflict consulting and mediation)
  • consulting of inner conflicts and role conflicts
  • oezpa conflict consulting projects
  • oezpa climate conference (the special success approach of oezpa)
  • Practical examples and cases of the participants
  • Mindfulness and presence in conversation
  • Dialogic competencies and communication models
  • The unconscious in communication
  • Nonviolent communication according to Marshall Rosenberg
  • Psychodynamics in coaching: transference and counter-transference
  • Working on personal issues in consulting
  • Team consulting, team development, team training (similarities and differences): Characteristics of successful teams
  • Team development processes: Approaches, models, practical examples, experiences, success and risk factors

The large group conferences are conducted with the training group and other groups in an experiential way (learning community).

Learn about the benefits and methodology of large group methods. We show you how to systematically and sustainably implement the results of large group conferences.

Experience the different conference methods live (e.g. Future Search, Open Space, RTSC or World Café)

  • Future Search (future conference as a vision and strategy tool)
  • Open Space Technology (impulse conference as an instrument for product idea generation and creative method)
  • World Café (dialogue conference as a communication and problem-solving tool)
  • RTSC (Real Time Strategic Change – strategy conference as strategy and planning instrument)
  • BarCamp, Hackathon, Working Out Loud (WOL), etc.
  • Large group formats in comparison (according to oezpa practice)
  • Digital formats

Nothing is as successful as learning in practice!

We invite ‘real’ coachees and oezpa clients from our long-standing oezpa client base to this module!

In this module we offer you the opportunity to train your knowledge in real practice:

oezpa provides you with real coachees and clients with real concerns and issues, whom you can coach and consult, usually together with coaching partners (other participants in your continuing education), accompanied over several sessions.

You will be prepared and accompanied for this live coaching consulting day.

Open Staff sessions as a team coaching tool create additional resources in the coaching session.

Feedback will increase your own coaching competence. The own “treasure chest” will be filled further.

Participants are specially prepared for this module.

In the last module of your advanced training, we discuss your final thesis and conclude the learning journey in continuing education together with the learning group.

The final paper and colloquium is based on your chosen continuing education focus.

Upon successful participation, the handing out of a DBVC and IOBC recognized oezpa certificate with DBVC and IOBC logos and with the logos of our cooperation partners is the formal conclusion of the continuing education.

After certification, admission to the oezpa alumni network takes place.

The DBVC and IOBC recognized oezpa certificate is awarded according to the following criteria:

  • Regular and active participation in the certificate course
  • Participation in at least 20 training days
  • Written final paper (reflection of own role development on the topic of your choice)
  • Successful and active reflection on your own role development and attitude

Dr. Hüseyin Özdemir, Visiting Professor

Program Management
  • Managing Director/CEO – oezpa & ILAC (International Leadership Academy & Consulting)
  • Senior Coach in the German Federal Coaching Association (DBVC) and in IOBC – International Organization for Business Coaching
  • Cooperation Partner and Executive Coach, International Coach Federation, ICF
  • Graduate economist, founding member and managing director of oezpa GmbH
  • Former director of the work group “Digital Transformation & Leadership” (Institute of Electronic Business/ University of the Arts, Berlin)
  • former Head of “Leadership & Digital Transformation (Organizational Development)”, ZIW/ Berlin Career College/ University of the Arts, Berlin
  • former Dean of Studies “Human Resources Management”, Fresenius University of Applied Sciences
  • Director of ILAC (International Leadership Academy – a cooperation of renowned business schools and their professors)
  • Lecturer and visiting professor (change and project management, coaching and leadership) at German and international universities
  • Author of textbooks on coaching, change management, cultural development and leadership

Main areas of activity

  • Change and development consulting (Organizational Development & Change Management) of organizations, teams and individuals
  • Consulting for strategy processes
  • Cultural development of companies
  • Project management consulting
  • Coaching

Barbara Lagler Özdemir

Program Management

Mrs. Barbara Lagler Özdemir is founding member, managing director and management consultant of oezpa GmbH. She is a senior coach in the German Association of Coaching (DBVC) and heads the Academy of oezpa GmbH. Mrs. Lagler Özdemir offers professional coaching with integrated MBTI work.

As a holder of teaching assignments, e.g. Fresenius University in Cologne, Vilnius University in Lithuania and co-author of the book “Coaching Practice – A Guide for Coaches and Coaching Clients”, she brings a broad knowledge of organizational consulting and coaching. (Edition 2. Lindemann Verlag, Offenbach, Edition oezpa, 2014 (ISBN 978-3-941165-02-1).

My expectations were exceeded,

especially the flexibility of the leadership to follow the training group and the energy did me a lot of good. The rooms and people at oezpa are very pleasant”. 2008 and “I am surprised that the time in the oezpa organizational simulation flew by so quickly, I am not tired at all. It was really fun.
Holger Vetter
Managing Director, CONSULTINO, Process and Innovation Consulting

Profound change!

Through the program at the oezpa institute, my attitude and approach to organizational development have changed in a surprisingly profound way. oezpa conveyed more than just the conservative organizational development approach. I received helpful support in internalizing the theoretical background of systemic organizational development. In addition, the familiar ambience at Schloss Buschfeld created an immediate feel-good factor that lasted throughout the program.
Dirk Naujock
Personnel and Organizational Developer

I am enthusiastic

about the program at oezpa. The methods, tools, but also the attitude of the program leaders was very professional. I was able to immediately implement what I learned in my organizational development and coaching practice. I would also like to thank for the very good support. The training group was additionally enriching. ORGLAB as an event within the event was an incredibly good and important experience.
Volker Rudat
Senior Coach, Savings Bank Organization, Bremen (Germany)

So far, our events have been attended by employees of the following companies, among others:

  • Accenture
  •  ADECCO
  •  ADM Wild Europe
  •  AggerEnergie
  •  AgrEvo
  •  AENOVA Group
  •  Alcatel-Lucent
  •  Aleris
  •  AMB Generali Informatik Services
  •  Alte Leipziger & Hallesche Versicherung
  •  AMEOS Gruppe – Gesundheitsdienstleistungen
  •  AOK – Bundesverband
  •  AOK-Systems
  •  AOL Medien
  •  ARAG Allgemeine Rechtsschutzversicherung
  •  Aral
  •  ARCOR/ Vodafone D2
  •  Arthur D. Little
  •  Ärzte- und Apothekerbank
  •  ASB Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund
  •  ASCO Industries
  •  Aserto Beratung
  •  AstraZeneca
  •  AUDI
  •  AVANSA Training
  •  Dr. Ausbüttel (MedTech)
  •  Aventis CropScience/ Bayer CropScience
  •  AWO Bundesverband
  •  AXA
  •  AZ Medien
  • BAFIN
  • Basell Polyolefine (BASF
  • Shell
  • Montell)/ LyondellBasell Industries Holdings
  • BASF
  • Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall
  • Bayer
  • Bayerische Landesbank
  • BDKJ Diözese Trier
  • Berliner Stadtreinigungsbetriebe
  • Bertelsmann
  • Berufsförderungswerk Oberhausen
  • Bezirksregierung Düsseldorf
  • Bezirksregierung Münster
  • Bilfinger Berger
  • Biotest Pharma
  • Bischöfliches Generalvikariat Trier/ Bistum Trier
  • BSH-Bosch-Siemens Hausgeräte
  • BP (British Petroleum)
  • Bundeministerium des Innern – für Bau und Heimat
  • Bundesverwaltungsamt
  • Bundeswehr
  • Bundeswehr Consulting
  • Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung (BZgA)
  • Burckhardthaus Evangelisches Fortbildungsinstitut
  • Campbell Soup Company
  • CardProcess
  • Cargill Europe
  • Charité
  • Central Krankenversicherung
  • Chemtura Manufacturing
  • Chinese European Business School/ CEIBS
  • Clariant
  • Cognis
  • Colonia Nordstern Versicherungs-Management/ AXA
  • Condat
  • Conergy
  • Corza Health
  • Daimler Benz
  • DANA
  • Danfoss
  • D.A.S. Versicherung
  • debis/ T-Systems
  • Deutsche Apotheker- und Ärztebank
  • Deutsche Bank
  • Deutsche Bundesbank
  • Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
  • DGUV (Deutsche gesetzliche Unfallversicherung)
  • DEHNER Academy-Konstanz
  • Deutscher Fußball Bund (DFB)
  • Deutsche Lufthansa
  • Deutsche Telekom
  • Deutsche WertpapierService Bank – dwp
  • Deutscher Caritasverband
  • Deutscher Industrie- und Handelskammertag (DIHK)
  • Deutscher Sparkassen- und Giroverband (DSGV)
  • Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
  • DG HYP – Deutsche Genossenschafts-Hypothekenbank
  • die tageszeitung (taz)
  • Deutsche Postexpress
  • Deutsche Post DHL
  • Dimension Data
  • Diözesan-Caritasverand für das Erzbistum Köln
  • Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW)
  • Division One – Personalberatung
  • DKV Deutsche Krankenversicherung
  • DRK Klinik Am Bürgerpark
  • Bremerhaven (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz)
  • DVG Gesellschaft für Datenverarbeitung der Badischen Sparkassenorganisation
  • DXC Technology
  • Dynamit Nobel
  • DZ Bank
  • EatHappy
  • Eatearnity
  • Ecolab
  • EDS/ HP Enterprise Services
  • EK/servicegroup
  • ELCOTHERM & ELCO
  • Elenac (BASF, Shell, Montell)
  • emz-Hanauer
  • EnBW
  • Engelhorn Textilien
  • ERGO Versicherungsgruppe
  • Erzbistum Köln
  • Europäische Union
  • Evangelische Bank
  • Evangelische Kirche in Hessen und Nassau (EKNH)
  • Evangelisches Hilfswerk (Diakonie)
  • EWR-Energieunternehmen Rheinhessen
  • EWV Energieversorgung
  • FiberMark Gessner
  • FORD
  • Frankfurter Sparkasse
  • Franz Haniel
  • Fraport
  • Freudenberg
  • Friskies
  • Gas Versorgungsgesellschaft Rhein-Erft
  • GEHIS GEHE Informatik Services
  • Gemeinnützige Werkstätten Köln
  • Generali Versicherungen
  • GGEW  – Energie
  • Goldman Sachs Group
  • Gothaer Versicherungen
  • GRIPS Theater Berlin
  • Grolman Result Consulting
  • Hamburg Mannheimer/ ERGO Versicherungsgruppe
  • Hamburgische Landesbank (HLB)/ HSH Nordbank
  • Harry Brot
  • HELABA & Landesbank Hessen-Thueringen
  • Henkel
  • Hertie School of Governance
  • Hessische Polizeischule
  • hkk – Erste Gesundheit
  • Hoechst
  • HSBC
  • Hüls Chemie/ Chemiepark Marl
  • HypoVereinsbank
  • IBM
  • IG BCE
  • ifp – Institut für Personal- und Unternehmensberatung
  • iglo (Birds Eye iglo Group)
  • Indisoft-Informatik
  • innogy Consulting
  • Innogy (RWE)
  • Institute of Electronic Business  (UdK)
  • Integrata
  • INVIGOR Australien
  • IQWiG
  • Jannsen-Cilag (Johnson & Johnson)
  • Katholische Akademie für Jugendfragen (KAJ)
  • Katholische Hochschule Mainz
  • KEGON Consulting
  • KfW-Bank
  • Kienbaum Consulting
  • Kommunale Datenverarbeitungszentrale Rhein-Erft-Rur (kdvz)
  • Kreditwerk (Schwäbisch Hall/ DG-Hyp)
  • Kreis Steinfurt
  • Kühne + Nagel
  • Lahnpaper
  • Landesregierung Nordrhein-Westfalen
  • Landessportbund (LSB) Nordrhein-Westfalen
  • Landwirtschaftskammer Westfalen-Lippe
  • Lebenshilfe Solingen (Gemeinnützige Werkstätten Köln)
  • Lebenshilfe Trier
  • Linkit Consulting
  • LyondellBasell Industries
  • MAZARS
  • McKinsey
  • Messer Industriegase
  • Merck
  • Metro
  • Michael PAGE Consulting
  • Microsoft
  • Nedloyd/Mærsk Line
  • Neenah Lahnstein (Papierfabrik)
  • Nestlé
  • NetCologne
  • NEW – Kommunales Versorgungsunternehmen
  • Nexum – Beratung & Agentur
  • NRW-Bank
  • Oberlandesgericht Hamm
  • OBI
  • o.tel.o communications/ Arcor
  • PageGroup Personalberatung
  • P&G Prestige Products
  • PA-Consulting Group
  • PartnerTeams Consulting
  • PDAG Kliniken Aargau
  • Peek & Cloppenburg
  • Pfalzklinikum
  • PHOENIX CONTACT
  • plenum  – Management Consulting
  • Polizeidirektion Schleswig Holstein
  • Portigon Financial Services
  • Post Bank
  • Post Bank Versicherung
  • Postbank IT Services
  • Post Express
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
  • ProSieben SAT.1 Media
  • PROSOZ-Consult
  • PROTOTYP-Werke
  • Psychotherapeutische Fachambulanz München
  • R+V Versicherungen
  • REAL Warenhäuser
  • Rechenzentrum der württembergischen Sparkassenorganisation (RWSO)
  • Renault
  • REWE Markt
  • Rhenag
  • Rhein-Erft-Akademie (REA)
  • Rhône-Poulenc
  • Roche
  • RWE
  • Sachtleben Chemie
  • Sal. Oppenheim (Deutsche Bank)
  • SANA Kliniken
  • SAP
  • Saurer (Oerlikon)
  • Schering (Bayer)
  • Schneider Electric
  • SEB Bank
  • Siemens
  • Signal Iduna Versicherungen
  • Sihl
  • Sinopsis Consulting
  • Sozialwerk St. Georg
  • Sparkassen Finanz Informatik
  • Spillers Latz/ Nestlé
  • St. Joseph-Hospital-Bremerhaven
  • St. Vincenz Hospital
  • Staatskanzlei Kiel
  • Stadt Köln
  • Stadt Pulheim
  • Stadtsparkasse Köln
  • Stadt Rhede
  • Stadt Rheine
  • Stadtwerke Bonn
  • Stadtwerke Düsseldorf
  • Stadtwerke Remscheid
  • Stadtwerke Rhede
  • Stëftung Hëllef Doheem/ Luxemburg
  • Stiftung der Barmherzigen Brüder von Maria-Hilf
  • Stuttgarter Versicherung
  • Suva
  • Südwestrundfunk Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts (SWR)
  • SV Informatik
  • SV Sparkassen Versicherung
  • Takeda (Pharma)
  • Talanx
  • Tamedia/  TX Group
  • Techem
  • Techniker Krankenkasse (TK)
  • Technologiezentrum Glehn
  • Thyssen Krupp
  • T-Mobile
  • Toyota
  • TXB Bank (dwpbank)
  • Unfallkasse Rheinland-Pfalz
  • UN United Nations
  • Unitymedia/ Vodafone
  • Universität Hamburg
  • Universität Konstanz
  • Universität Wuppertal
  • Universitätsklinik Tübingen
  • Universitätsklinikum RWTH Aachen
  • Universitätsklinikum Jena
  • Vaillant
  • VAMED
  • VBLP – Personalberatung
  • VEBA
  • VKKD – Verbund Katholischer Kliniken Düsseldorf
  • Vodafone
  • Volksfürsorge/ Generali
  • VOLKSWAGEN (VW)
  • WDV Medien Verlag
  • Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR)
  • WestLB (Portigon)
  • WestTeam Marketing
  • Wfa
  • Will & Partner Consulting
  • Wilo
  • Witco Chemie
  • WWK Lebensversicherung
  • Yello (EnBW)
  • Zentralstelle für Arbeitsvermittlung/ ZAV
  • Zurich Versicherungs Gruppe Deutschland

Overview

The systemic business coaching training is aimed at people who want to develop or deepen their coaching competencies. Our more than 30 years of experience in national and international coaching are the basis of this advanced training. Participation can take place in the role of an internal or external coach, in the role of a manager as a coach or in a preparatory role for these professions.In the preliminary discussion we can discuss these aspects and our many years of experience both as internal, as external coaches or as a manager who wants to expand his or her leadership style in the sense of a modern or agile style.

  • Interested parties who have already completed coaching training and now want to expand their competencies around systemic business coaching at a successful coaching institute
  • Human resources managers who want to expand their internal coaching role or set up coaching pools
  • Managers, HR managers and consultants who want to develop or deepen their coaching competencies
  • Individuals who aspire to or are already pursuing a professional coaching role
  • Consultants from consulting institutions who want to use or expand coaching as a consulting method
  • Project managers who want to expand their project management role in coaching
  • Supervisors, psychologists, psychotherapists and doctors who already work in a helping role in the context of their professional activity and/or want to work as a coach
  • People in organizations who want to strengthen their self-management in their role and their conversation skills

During the program period within and in the learning time between the modules, the participants systematically expand their coaching competence by reflecting on and testing essential attitudes, approaches and tools. The program itself is structured and experienced as a change project (project preparation, project implementation, project completion and review). Current, national and international oezpa project and application examples by the training leader or by speakers, strengthen the practical relevance of the training. The cases are worked through and intensively evaluated by the participants in the form of “consulting groups”, among other things.

We will use the following didactic methods in the modules:
  • Accompanying supervision of the participants in their coaching or counseling practice
  • Concepts & theories, case discussion and case consultation of the participants
  • Interactive learning in the whole group and in small groups as well as exercises
  • Live reflections and coaching/ coaching and consulting demos by the leadership
  • Reflecting team, dialogue forum, continuous review and evaluation assessments
  • Individual work, discussion of achieved results
  • Methods, instruments and tools, applications
  • Best and worst practices (learning from difficult examples of the oezpa institute)
  • Check-lists
  • OrgCAMP and Case-Labs or the oezpa organizational laboratory orgLAB (Tavistock seminar / Group Relations Method) expands the understanding of organizations and the own systemic-analytical understanding. Open staff meeting of the continuing education leadership, system event
  • Teaching discussions, reflection in the team and direct exchange/ “tips and recommendation” for difficult consulting and coaching situations.
  • Practical work in coaching with real clients
  • Online sessions (use of digital tools such as ZOOM/ Microsoft Teams, WebEx/Cisco, Mural, Mentimeter)
  • Peer consulting/ collegial consulting and oezpa learning partnerships

As an Program institute recognized by the “German Federal Coaching Association” (DBVC, registered association) and the “International Organization for Business Coaching” (IOBC), the only association for business coaching worldwide, as well as a cooperation partner of the “ICF – International Coach Federation”, it is important to oezpa GmbH – Academy & Consulting to design all further education courses with a high level of practical relevance and interactivity, and to ensure a professional exchange of knowledge as well as creativity in the learning group.

The training is carried out in cooperation with “Hochschule Fresenius – University of applied sciences”.

In this program you can focus on systemic business coaching (DBVC and IOBC).

The focus is achieved as follows:
  • In the composition of learning partnerships (coach group).
  • The selection of the topic of the final thesis from the field of coaching
  • Own attitude, focus and choice of content during the modules and between the modules
  • In the brought in topics of questions, challenges and projects in the
  • orgLAB / orgCAMP, etc.
  • In the focus of the collegial coaching sessions (peer group work)
  • In the supervision and accompaniment by the training supervisor
  • In the assignment as a coach in the oezpa-LIVE coaching sequences
  • In the accompaniment of one or more coachees (clients) who can be provided by oezpa
Structure of the program:
  • The program is designed to be practical and implementation-oriented. The feasibility of what is learned is prepared by the continuous reference to the practice of the participants.
  • The program focuses are systematically worked through as coherent modules. The chronological order of the modules is determined by the specific course of the training.
  • The focal points of the program have emerged from our diverse experiences in coaching processes. They focus on key qualifications and topics; for this, there is concrete, methodical, instrumental knowledge and personal support.
  • The basis for this is provided by our many years of experience as coaches in change projects and the examination of business management, group dynamics and systemic concepts.
  • The program is concluded with the presentation of a final paper and the subsequent colloquium. The final paper and the colloquium give participants the opportunity to review what they have learned and to place it in their own practical context. Successful participation in the program requires the completion of the final paper and is documented by the detailed oezpa certificate with DBVC seal, IOBC seal, and logos of our cooperation partners.

oezpa GmbH is an internationally active consulting, coaching and training institute that has been coaching, consulting and training executives, project managers, consultants, coaches and employees of business, social and public organizations since 1994.

The coaching and consulting assignments are either part of larger organizational change or development processes or individual assignments for coaching teams and individuals. Internal and external oezpa coaches and consultants work continuously on the development, application and communication of innovative coaching and consulting methods and approaches. We also make intensive use of digital media and formats, which we bring to life in further training.