HOW AI TOOLS ARE TRANSFORMING COACHING IN SA

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HOW AI TOOLS ARE TRANSFORMING COACHING IN SA
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New Web Hosting Pioneer Emerges, Offering Affordable Hosting Solutions Coupled with…Coaching is a caring profession characterised by a trusted relationship, authentic connection, and a collaborative partnership between the coach and client. At the core of coaching lie deep, one-to-one, empathetic conversations. The ‘human touch’ is not just important, it’s critical to the whole coaching endeavour.

Lee-Ann Drummond, Head of Management and Leadership Faculty at SACAP , a leading provider of coach education says, “Like everyone else, coaches are interested in improving efficiencies as well as enhancing their performance and capacities to reach and serve clients. AI models for coaches are already emerging to take on mundane administrative tasks, freeing coaches up to spend more time on client engagements.

These technologies hold the promise of democratising the coaching industry, expanding access across business and society. In future, many more people are likely to be able to access expert coaching services that support them in leading more fulfilling lives and making significant contributions to their communities, and country.

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