Posts Tagged ‘training’

Training and Certification For Coaches

Tuesday, January 31st, 2012

The following is an excerpt from the CoachStart Manual.

You do not need to be accredited to begin coaching. At the time of this writing I know of no country which requires certification. However, long term, I believe it’s important for your career and for the profession of coaching.

A good reason to get certified is because you believe in the philosophy of the training school you choose. And, because you want to continually improve your coaching skills.

A bad reason to get certified is because you think that will get you more clients or in some way make you ‘worthy’ as a coach. My experience has been that it does neither. It might look good on the wall and it feels good to be able to say it – but in coaching two hundred clients, I think ONE asked me if I was certified. Don’t try and use it as a crutch – you don’t need it.

Ironically, the International Coach Federation requires at least 250 paid coaching hours under your belt before you get to their first certification level (ACC). So you’ll need to become confident coaching without the crutch of certification – which I think is a good thing. Use it to support your coaching; don’t rely on it.

High Flyers Program: are you in?

Monday, December 22nd, 2008

(Tip: here’s a chance to get a $3,000 training program free of charge)

I need some solid success stories for my upcoming book.

i.e. people just like you who applied my seven simple steps, and generated powerful results.

Would you like to, inside 3 months:

- generate 1,000 newsletter subscribers?
- generate $3,000 in new income?
- generate $1,000 a month in passive income from your information product?

My thinking is to run a High Flyers Program, which will be my current training program but with these details:
- start first week of January
- extra personalized support
- $1,000 scholarship off the regular tuition
- strict discipline and accountability (you’ll be working hard)
- if you hit a certain target, you’ll get a $2,000 cash prize which makes it free.

If you want this program to happen, and you think you have what it takes to be a High Flyer, then please:

1) Review the outline of the program here:
http://tinyurl.com/76twd9

2) Give me your suggestions and enthusiasm below in your blog comments.

If there’s enough interest, I’ll send the application form in the next few days and we’ll hit the ground running the first week of January!

I’d love to see at least a dozen people get this training for free, and include your success story and website in the new book!

David
www.InternetClients.net