A New Sense of Self: Exploring the Experience of Coaching during a Full Time Master of Business Administration Programme
This study used the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach to explore how five full time Master of Business Administration (FTMBA) students experienced coaching during their studies. Life stage transition was apparent for all five students and coaching was found to help the participants t...
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doaj-7ff41380e7b94fa7ac8f5e1616327afe2021-04-02T18:23:14ZengOxford Brookes UniversityInternational Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and MentoringXXXX-XXXX1741-83052018-06-01S12859710.24384/000538A New Sense of Self: Exploring the Experience of Coaching during a Full Time Master of Business Administration ProgrammeMaria Smith0The Open UniversityThis study used the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach to explore how five full time Master of Business Administration (FTMBA) students experienced coaching during their studies. Life stage transition was apparent for all five students and coaching was found to help the participants to deepen their self-awareness and develop a more empowered sense of self. The safe holding space provided by coaching was a key source of support which enabled them to deal with the psychological adjustments inherent in transition and to develop new strategies to realise their future vision. Implications and recommendations for coaching theory and practice are discussed.https://radar.brookes.ac.uk/radar/file/161c5e38-30f5-4b26-bfca-e979f3b59d0c/1/SP12-7%20Maria%20Smith.pdfinterpretative phenomenological analysistransitionlife stageMBAcoaching |
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A New Sense of Self: Exploring the Experience of Coaching during a Full Time Master of Business Administration Programme |
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A New Sense of Self: Exploring the Experience of Coaching during a Full Time Master of Business Administration Programme |
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A New Sense of Self: Exploring the Experience of Coaching during a Full Time Master of Business Administration Programme |
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new sense of self: exploring the experience of coaching during a full time master of business administration programme |
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Oxford Brookes University |
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International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring |
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This study used the interpretative phenomenological analysis approach to explore how five full time Master of Business Administration (FTMBA) students experienced coaching during their studies. Life stage transition was apparent for all five students and coaching was found to help the participants to deepen their self-awareness and develop a more empowered sense of self. The safe holding space provided by coaching was a key source of support which enabled them to deal with the psychological adjustments inherent in transition and to develop new strategies to realise their future vision. Implications and recommendations for coaching theory and practice are discussed. |
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interpretative phenomenological analysis transition life stage MBA coaching |
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