COACH APPROACH
SKILL TRAINING
Coach Approach Skill Training (CAST) is a dynamic, accredited course designed to equip you with powerful coaching skills for both personal and professional impact. Whether you're leading a team, mentoring individuals, or simply seeking to grow in your leadership, CAST offers highly interactive training that empowers you to coach others effectively. You'll develop both foundational and advanced skills in individual, group, and team coaching—while learning to lead with a coach approach in every area of life.
Nashville, TN
August 10-13, 2026
Hosted by the
Tennessee-Western Kentucky Conference of The United
Methodist Church
30 in person hours
6 live Zoom hours
Fee: $2,700
Testimonials from Training Participants
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"This coach training was led with exceptional skill and presence—creating a space of grace, patience, and deep engagement. It deepened my capacity to listen with humility and curiosity, equipping me to foster collaborative spaces where people discover their own clarity and next steps."
Rev. Dr. Renee' Mikell
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"I am much more confident now, and I am even more fulfilled by working with others - something that I didn't know was possible."
Rev. Allen Regan, Associate Pastor
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"This training was worth the investment of time, money and energy. It has already strengthened current relationships and provided new relationships and opportunities."
Rev. Melinda Britt, Connectional Ministries Officer
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"I thought I would be nervous in our practice sessions, but Vicki and Brian's presence and feedback was helpful and not intimidating. They are both very engaging and made our time together fun and fruitful."
Rev. Ramonalynn Bethley, District Superintendent
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“CAST training provided an intelligent, thoughtful, and soulful approach to coaching pastors and other leaders, opening new doors for me by which to open doors for others.”
Rev. Dr. Paul L. Escamilla
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“Powerful experience! Absolutely worth our time. Encouraging. Can help us teach others with new/deeper awareness.”
Rev. Ruth Faith Santana-Grace
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“I would encourage anyone who works with people to gain this skill set. Powerful questions are the key!”
Retired Bishop Bill McAlilly
