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Structuring a Coaching Debrief

The OJTI Debrief Is Different from an Assessment Debrief

Quiz: The Coaching Debrief

Making Feedback Land

Phrasing That Changes Behaviour

Handling a Defensive Reaction

Quiz: Making Feedback Land

Deeper debrief and feedback technique for OJTIs, going beyond the general overview in the base course — structuring a debrief, giving feedback that actually changes behaviour, and handling defensive reactions.

Going deeper than the base course's overview — how to structure a debrief that actually changes behaviour, phrase feedback so it lands, and handle a trainee's defensive reaction without losing the conversation.

OJTI Debrief and Feedback Techniques

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