Children Need Us – Adulthood Beckons

A word from our host – “I thoroughly enjoyed Ian Jeffries Masterclass and personally find helping the adolescents of today by providing them with core life skills something we should all be involved in, be it as educators, parents, friends and family. Adolescence has always been a time of vulnerability and growth yet nowadays, with our rapid-paced, immediate gratification society I believe it to be even harder for these young people to navigate. They are our future so I am very grateful to Ian and his ” young minds coaching” for the information he provided today and the foundation course he coaches his young clients but also rolls out to schools worldwide. We should all be learning it.” ~ Julie Kennedy, APC, Host, Netherlands

Relive the incredible insights and valuable discussions on “Children Need Us – Adulthood Beckons,” featuring our special guest Ian Jefferis.

In this 45-minute masterclass, Ian delved into:

1. How we are failing our younger generations;
2. How we can convert this failure to success; and
3. What tools we can use to achieve this success.

Watch the full recording of the masterclass here:

Ian is now in his third career and the one that to date has given him the most enjoyment.  He is an accredited coach and training provider; additionally, for the past 7 years he has been Noble Manhattan Coaching’s lead developer for its ground-breaking, IAPC&M-accredited Adolescent and Child Coach training programme. (Lead author and trainer: psychotherapist and school coach Rachela Leonello (AFC) – School Wellbeing Alliance). He has recently founded Young Minds Coaching C.I.C., a Community Interest Company (not for profit) whose strategy includes seeking grant funding to support Adolescent and Child Coaching training.

This webinar is for you if you are concerned that today’s youth is not getting the development and training it needs, whether or not you are actively involved in supporting children and teens (school, family, clients etc). Ian’s recent work, research, life experience and wide-ranging discussions have all but convinced him that the Global Education system is no longer fit for purpose but that much of it can be ‘fixed’ very simply, and with tools that are readily available. We are stronger together. Join Ian to learn more.