Coaching Others to Build Networks

We want every youth worker in America is within reach of a healthy local network. Networking works best when veteran coordinators share what they know to those leading ministry networks. Your investment of time, experience and caring for coordinators can help us reach that goal.

 

What does a coach do?

When someone starts a ministry network, a coach agrees to walk the new coordinator(s) through four steps to help them implement healthy networking priorities in their community. NNYM has two types of coaches: NNYM Team Members serve the networks within a geographic region and Coaches are Key Leaders who serve local coordinators

Guide through the launch of their network
Connect network coordinators in the area/region
Discuss strategize for needed local trainings or resources
Share local networking opportunities regional and national summits, forums, and conferences
Model a network with the coordinator

 

Coaches' Training

Training is available to equip you as a field coordinator and peer coach. Learn more about training for coaches.