The School of Coaching, which was established in 2002 as a joint venture between executive coach, Myles Downey and the Work Foundation, is to go it alone.

Myles Downey said, “Without the support of the Work Foundation, The School of Coaching would not have existed. However, in order for both organisations to continue to grow and to focus on their core areas of expertise, the time has come to separate.

“The School of Coaching will continue to focus on two key areas; providing bespoke coaching programmes for corporate clients who need to develop coaching skills in order to enhance the performance of themselves and colleagues and also the open programmes for people wanting to become business coaches or to develop coaching skills to take back to the workplace.”

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