Develop the skills of emotional intelligence
- Through the EQ-i 2.0/EQ 360 Certification Course you can gain skills to help others.
- With our in-house and open enrolment courses, improve your leadership skills and those of your team.
- Get one-one coaching with a certified, experienced coach to take your leadership skills to the next level.
Emotional Intelligence is a well accepted concept
With 30 years of research demonstrating the importance of Emotional Intelligence to individual and organizational effectiveness, now it’s just a matter of which company you want to work with to design the best approach for you and your organization to get the skills and knowledge you need.
Work with a leader in the field
Beginning in 1998, EITC was a pioneer in the field of leadership development based on Emotional Intelligence. Since the beginning we’ve offered certification courses on a regular basis in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and Ottawa. We’ve worked with leading companies, post-secondary institutions, and governments in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East, and all over North America.
The Heart and Science of Leadership
These two or three day intensive courses are an opportunity for you to examine and build critical emotional intelligence competencies and leadership effectiveness. Each participant will get their own EQ-i 2.0 Leadership Report and a coach and be challenged to step up to the level of leadership their organization needs to lead into the future.
EQ Coaching can help you
It’s not always easy to change your behaviour. However, driving for the highest performance possible can sometimes require a change in your deepest ways of being. The best athletes in the world have a coach. Why not you?
Some of our clients
Allstate Insurance – Terasen Gas – Philips Electronics – AT&T – Canadian Cancer Agency – Greater Vancouver Regional District – Canadian Forest Products – SaskEnergy – SaskPower – Seagate Technologies (San Jose, CA) – TELUS – Sierra Systems – CN Rail – Autodesk – BC Pavillion Corporation – Workers’ Compensation Boards of BC, Saskatchewan, and the State of Kansas – Ministry of Attorney General, Province of BC – HRSDC Canada – Indian and Northern Affairs Canada – Canada Revenue Agency –Ministry of Finance, Province of BC – BC Human Resource Management Association – Ministry of Advanced Education, Alberta – Variety Club – Langara College – University of Victoria – ABN Amro Bank – Saudi Aramco – Justice Institute of BC
