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BDST is pleased to acknowledge the work of one of our members, Jonathan Karuguru, who conducted an in-depth Research Report in 2022 examining BDST’s definition of coaching supervision. This research was commissioned by a former Chair of the Supervision Committee. We are also pleased to include the subsequent article published in the following year, which builds upon the findings of this study.
If we are not developing our ways of working, we will not be able to serve our clients who are constantly growing and changing. The purpose of BDST’s Research Portfolio Committee is to stimulate and encourage research among our coaches and mentors as well as students emerging in the field.
The body of knowledge in evidence-based coaching and mentoring practice is growing rapidly and it is important that members stay abreast with developments in the industry.
There are two approaches to research in this profession, namely academic research and practice-based research. Both of these approaches play a pivotal role in the growth and development of coaches and mentors, and members are encouraged to have a balanced view of both the practice or industry trends as well as the theoretical underpinnings.
We support student researchers by linking them to thought leaders in the field and guiding them to sources of information that will aid their academic research journey.
We have exciting plans to provide more specific research insights on this website. If, in the interim, you require any specific assistance, please send us an email.
Research relating to coaching and mentoring
Useful links to research resources
A showcase of research projects published by BDST members
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