Typical Annual COACH Meeting Schedule
(Example only but typical – does not include coach meetings with his/her supervisor)
Bottom
Line:
A Coach meets with his/her leaders about 15 total times per year to care for, support, and equip them.
|
Month |
Type |
Coaching Activity |
|
January |
Huddle/Visit |
Huddle with all leaders & visit one group |
|
February |
One-on-one |
Meet with one leader one-on-one |
|
March |
Huddle/Visit |
Huddle with all leaders & visit one group |
|
April |
One-on-one |
Meet with one leader one-on-one |
|
May |
Church-wide/Visit |
Church-wide Leadership Community & group visit |
|
June |
One-on-one |
Meet with one leader one-on-one |
|
July |
n/a |
Off |
|
August |
Huddle |
Meet in huddle for planning ministry year (Sept to Aug) |
|
September |
One-on-one |
Meet with one leader one-on-one |
|
October |
Church-wide/Visit |
Church-wide Leadership Community & visit one group |
|
November |
One-on-one/Visit |
Meet with one leader one-on-one & visit one group |
|
December |
n/a |
Off |
- Summary of meetings for the Coach based on the above example – 15 meetings:
o 3 huddles, 5 one-on-ones, 5 group visits, 2 church-wide meetings
- Summary of meetings for a Leader based on the above example – 7 meetings:
o 3 huddles, 1 one-on-one, 1 group visit, 2 church-wide meetings
-
Any huddle could be replaced by a larger group
setting or a one-on-one or other gathering as deemed appropriate by the coach
& leader (e.g. “All Singles Leaders Meeting”.
This example is intended to be one
potential way that the schedule for a coach could be divided up throughout a
year. The purpose is to provide a balanced
framework, while helping keep the load reasonable and not ignore the need for
enough “touch points” with leaders to provide adequate care. Feel free to customize to fit the needs of
your leaders.