Coaching for Quality & Capability in the Support Center

Training

Transform analyst performance with proven coaching techniques that drive quality and capability across teams.

Inconsistent coaching is one of the biggest barriers to support center performance — mixed messages, reactive feedback, and stagnant analyst scores are symptoms of a deeper problem: no unified framework.

This course gives leaders a standardized coaching approach that connects QA data to real behavior change. You’ll learn to interpret quality results, identify whether issues are process- or skill-based, and deliver coaching that drives measurable improvement. In an era of remote teams and high turnover, these skills aren’t optional, they’re essential.

Through hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios, you’ll walk away with the tools to turn coaching into a consistent engine for analyst engagement, retention, and performance.

What You Will Learn

  • Master coaching principles to align quality metrics with analyst development.
  • Apply effective coaching techniques to tackle real-world challenges and drive measurable performance improvement.
  • Deliver growth-focused feedback that enhances skills and builds confidence in analysts.
  • Establish SMART goals to create clear, actionable paths for analyst success.
  • Handle difficult coaching situations with confidence and consistency.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for beginner to intermediate support center leaders including:

  • Supervisors
  • Team leads
  • Managers
  • Operations leaders
  • Quality assurance managers
  • Coaches

Perfect for IT support professionals aspiring to improve their coaching skills or transition into leadership roles.

Upcoming Classes

Start DateEnd DateLocation
Oct 9, 2026Oct 9, 2026Virtual
Dec 11, 2026Dec 11, 2026Virtual

Course Curriculum

Unit 1: Driving Performance Improvement

  • Define Coaching
  • Role of a Coach

Unit 2: Coaching for Results

  • Coaching Process
  • Preparing to Coach
  • Coaching Model

Unit 3: Integration in Action

  • Coaching Channels: Phone vs. Written Communication
  • Applying Coaching Principles Through Practical Scenarios
  • Navigating Difficult Coaching Situations