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Organisational Change Training Path

Organisational Change Strategy | Level 1

From frustrated coach to empowered changemaker


Get a seat at the table, build a powerful change strategy, and make your organisation a better place to work.

Organisational Change Cohort | Level 2

Leading Organisational Change Is Not a Technique


Most experienced change-makers already know what should be different.
The real challenge is how change actually survives inside complex organisations over time.


The ICE-EC cohort is not a course you attend

It is a developmental space for people who already carry responsibility for change — often without authority, certainty, or clean boundaries.


This programme is designed for senior practitioners working at the intersection of:

  • leadership

  • organisational systems

  • culture

  • strategy

  • and lived human behaviour

It supports those who are no longer looking for frameworks to apply, but for capacity to hold complexity, work skilfully with leadership, and guide change that unfolds over months, not workshops.

Advanced Change Strategy | Level 3

Level 3 — Working with Fields, Patterns, and Self-as-Instrument

Most experienced change practitioners can already see what isn’t working.

What’s harder, and far more consequential, is learning how to work inside the conditions that keep patterns in place, without forcing change or becoming part of the problem.


Level 3 is an advanced, developmental programme for practitioners who are ready to move beyond frameworks, rollouts, and surface-level diagnosis, and into the lived reality of how organisational change actually happens.


This course is about working with fields, patterns, and your own state as a primary lever for change.


What this programme is about

At this level, change work stops being primarily technical and becomes relational, somatic, and strategic.

Participants learn to:

  • read organisations as living systems, not mechanical ones

  • recognise patterns as coherent expressions of underlying state

  • work deliberately with restraint, timing, and survivability

  • understand how their own presence shapes what becomes possible

This is not a course about fixing systems.

It is a course about developing the capacity to enter systems without collapsing into them, or trying to overpower them.


Who this course is for

This programme is designed for experienced practitioners who:

  • already facilitate groups, teams, or change initiatives

  • operate across multiple teams, functions, or leadership layers

  • feel the limits of tools, models, and “best practice”

  • notice themselves over-intervening, rescuing, or performing certainty under pressure

  • want to work with complexity without becoming brittle, performative, or burned out

Typical participants include enterprise and agile coaches, senior change leaders, transformation leads, L&D professionals, facilitators, and consultants working close to leadership.

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