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Henley Business School is the business school of the University of Reading, founded in 1945, with campuses in Reading and Henley-on-Thames.
Its executive education is aimed at managers, senior leaders and board-level executives. It is offered as open programmes, custom programmes for organisations, apprenticeships at Levels 6 and 7, and Executive MBA and master's degrees. Coaching courses are run through the Henley Centre for Coaching. The Professional Certificate in Executive Coaching lasts nine months part-time, with three full-day workshops held at the Greenlands campus or live online, and asks for at least five years' management experience. Further certificates cover advanced coaching practice, team and systemic coaching and coaching supervision. The MSc in Coaching for Behavioural Change takes at least 30 months part-time.
The Professional Certificate costs £7,250 and the MSc £25,800, both exempt from VAT, or £18,550 for the MSc if the certificate has already been completed. The certificate is accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) at Level 1, the Association for Coaching (AC) and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) at Senior Practitioner level. The school states that it holds accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and the EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). It reports more than 7,000 students and 107,000 alumni. Henley Management College merged with the University of Reading in 2008.
Professional credentials
ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC), EMCC EIA Senior Practitioner
Robert Walters Talent Advisory is the leadership and talent consulting arm of Robert Walters, the global professional recruitment group.
It offers leadership development and executive coaching, leadership and team assessment, employer branding, diversity and inclusion consulting, and career transition and outplacement support, drawing on the recruitment group's labour-market data.
Its coaching and development work sits alongside a broader talent advisory offer rather than being a standalone coaching practice.
Development Beyond Learning (DBL) is a learning and development provider for early-career staff, founded in Sydney in 2005 and based in London.
It runs development programmes for graduates, apprentices and interns, emerging managers and future leaders, designed for each client and based on behavioural science. It also runs open programmes, called DBL elevate, which employers can book for individual staff. Programmes are delivered through teams in London, Sydney and Singapore and a network of facilitators it accredits.
Prices are not published. Its website reports 30,644 participants across 47 clients in 16 industries, and it publishes case studies with Jardine Matheson, Glencore and RWE.
Treehouse Innovation is an innovation consultancy and training firm at Trinity Buoy Wharf in London, founded in 2010 by Adam Billing.
It runs workshops and training in design thinking, innovation, change leadership and the use of artificial intelligence (AI), alongside strategy and product and service design work for organisations. Its Leading Innovation programme runs for 1 or 2 days for senior managers, executive teams and boards, in groups of 8 to 20. Most workshops last half a day to 2 days and run in person or virtually. The Solution Sprint is four 2-hour virtual workshops over four weeks. It works with organisations in the UK and internationally.
Prices are not published. Treehouse is listed as a key partner for Europe, the Middle East and Africa on ExperiencePoint's partner page, and its team is certified to run ExperiencePoint simulations, including the Design Thinker Simulation co-developed with IDEO. Named clients include Sky, Sony PlayStation, AstraZeneca, the Financial Conduct Authority and DLA Piper. It says it was named Consulting Agency of the Year in the Corporate LiveWire Innovation and Excellence Awards 2023.
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
The British School of Coaching is a coaching and mentoring training provider in St Helens, Merseyside, run by BSC Coaching Ltd.
It delivers qualifications from the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM). These run from Level 2 and Level 3 awards in mentoring and coaching for new managers to Level 7 qualifications for executive coaches and coaching supervisors. The Level 5 coaching and mentoring programme, aimed at middle managers and human resources staff, has five workshop days. The Level 7 executive programme has six, and each normally takes 12 to 14 months. Workshops run online, with some hybrid dates. It also offers continuing professional development (CPD) courses, coaching, coaching supervision, business mentoring and in-house training for organisations.
Prices are not published. The site displays European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) member, Association for Coaching and ILM Approved Centre logos, and states it has delivered ILM qualifications for more than 10 years. Clients named on its site include Shell, Clyde & Co, the Crown Prosecution Service and the Home Office. It lists training centres in the UK and the Middle East. Judith Barton is named as founder.
Change Formation is a people development and training company based in Burgess Hill, West Sussex, led by managing director Rob McWilliam.
It offers leadership development, management skills, communication and client relationship training, team development and executive coaching, with separate programmes for graduates, line managers and project managers. Its catalogue includes masterclasses and workshops on change, coaching skills, feedback and hybrid working. Executive coaching is open to anyone from junior managers to senior leaders and usually runs as up to six sessions over six to nine months, drawing on Insights Discovery and Appraisal 360. All services can be delivered in person or online.
Prices are not published, and a free 15-minute consultation call is offered. It states that it is an Approved Centre for the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) and offers the ILM Level 3 Award in Leadership and Management. Its website also displays the logo of the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC). Published case studies include work for Paxton, Ericsson, CGG and Siemens PSE.
Burgess Hill, West Sussex, UKNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
RADA Business is the commercial arm of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), based in London and set up in 2001, which trains people in communication.
It runs open programmes for individuals, in person and virtually, covering leadership, presence and confidence, presenting and a set of courses for women such as Executive Presence for Women. One-to-one performance coaching pairs each client with a coach. The Integrated Performance Programme runs 6 to 8 months for emerging leaders, and the Elite Performance Programme 3 to 12 months for high-potential and senior executives. For teams and whole organisations it designs workshops, longer programmes and consultancy on topics such as executive presence, storytelling, pitching and change leadership.
Prices are not published and are given on enquiry. The company states that its profits are gifted to support the work of the Academy and the next generation of actors. The legal entity is RADA in Business Limited (company number 03999577), with its registered office on Chenies Street in London and its office on Scala Street.
Transformational Leadership Consulting is a leadership training company in Etchingham, East Sussex, set up by Marcus Haycock and incorporated in 2024.
It delivers programmes from Leadership Management International (LMI), which it describes as its partner, covering manager and team leader training, strategic and personal leadership, coaching skills for managers, time management and team dynamics. It also offers imposter syndrome coaching for individuals. Programmes last 3 to 12 months depending on the one chosen. The manager programme runs for four months across eight modules, with a facilitated session every two weeks. Delivery is live online or in person on site, and a free two-hour online workshop is offered.
Prices are not published. The site states that every programme is CPD (continuing professional development) approved and comes with a 100% money-back guarantee. Marcus Haycock describes himself as an LMI accredited coach with over 30 years of experience and seven national and international awards. Companies House lists Transformational Leadership Consulting Ltd (company number 15497175) with him as sole director.
Etchingham, East Sussex, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Wavelength is a leadership development company registered in Buckinghamshire, which has taken senior leaders on overseas study tours since 2008.
Its programmes are built around visits to other organisations and conversations with the people who run them. Global Tours are week-long trips for chief executives and executive committee members, with named tours including Inside Silicon Valley, Inside Digital China and The Future of Business, UK. Connect is a nine-month programme for executive committee members and the two levels below. The 2026 cohort of 70 leaders has two three-day rural retreats, a two-day final event, visits to host organisations, online peer group sessions and optional one-to-one executive coaching. Inspire is a subscription of six live online sessions of 90 minutes each, running from March to September for wider leadership groups. It also runs a speaker bureau called SpeakersHub and designs programmes for individual leadership teams.
Prices are not published, and Connect places are arranged directly with the company rather than booked online. Companies House lists the company as Wavelength Companies Limited (number 06451333), incorporated in December 2007. Clients named on its website include Tesco, Royal Bank of Scotland, Aldermore Bank, All Saints and the National Health Service (NHS). Its website says more than 500 leaders subscribe to Inspire across Europe, North America and the Middle East.
Westminster Insight is a London-based conference and training provider for public sector professionals, run as a division of Knowledge Exchange Group Ltd.
It runs more than 200 conferences and training courses a year for people in central and local government, health and social care, education, housing, policing and the third sector, with some private sector attendees. Conferences are held at UK venues, online or as hybrid events, and digital conferences can be watched on demand. Training courses are live and online over Zoom, usually half a day or one day, on subjects such as management and leadership, policy, project management, communications, human resources and artificial intelligence (AI). Any course can also be run in-house, online or at a venue the client chooses.
Open course prices are not shown on the course pages. In-house training starts at £1,995 for up to 20 people. Knowledge Exchange Group states that it is a certified continuing professional development (CPD) member, reference 16420, and courses come with a CPD certificate, for example 6.5 CPD hours for the one-day Strategic Thinking course. Trainers listed include Susan Rome, who the site says holds the International Coaching Federation (ICF) Associate Certified Coach credential. Knowledge Exchange Group Ltd was incorporated in December 2013 and took its current name in January 2018.
Warwick Business School Executive Education is the executive education unit of Warwick Business School in Coventry, founded in 1967.
It runs open programmes for individuals and custom programmes designed with organisations. Open programmes are taught face to face at the Warwick campus or at The Shard in London. They include the WBS Executive Leadership programme, 5.5 days with executive coaching, and WBS Learning to Lead, a 4-day residential course for people moving into their first management role or a wider remit. Strategy into Action runs for two days at The Shard, with a reflective day six weeks later. Custom programmes can be delivered at Warwick, The Shard or the school's base in Venice.
Published fees are £11,020 for the WBS Executive Leadership programme, £8,500 for WBS Learning to Lead and £4,360 for Strategy into Action. The school states it holds accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the Association of MBAs (AMBA) and EQUIS, the quality system of the European Foundation for Management Development. It reports more than 62,000 alumni in over 170 countries.
MLP Training is a UK provider of sales, management and leadership training that states it has more than 30 years of experience.
Its courses include Telephone Selling, Negotiating Skills, a Sales Managers' Master Class, Coaching and Mentoring, Appraisals and Performance, Managing Change and Leadership Skills. Most last one day, while Successful Selling Skills and Train the Trainer last two. Courses run online or in-house at a location the client chooses, and in-house versions can be adapted to the client's business.
Online courses cost £500 plus value added tax (VAT) per person for one day and £1,000 plus VAT for two days, with corporate rates for in-house delivery. No accreditations are displayed. The site names clients including Volvo, Virgin, AstraZeneca, Babcock, Stannah and Greater Manchester Police, and states that its training materials have been distributed by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
