The course is delivered in English. 

In order to enrol in this advanced course, you need to have completed the Professional Coaching Skills Certification or an ICF-accredited coach training of 60 hours minimum with another provider. For the latter, please send us an email to let us know about your interest and to give us additional information about the programme you completed.

Only coaches who have completed an initial 60+ hour ICF-accredited training (with us or with another provider) can participate to the advanced coach training.

If your coach training wasn’t accredited by the ICF and you would still like to get your diploma from us, we would love to work with you. You will need to register for module 1.

Yes. Upon completion of this advanced training, you will receive your Advanced Diploma in Coaching which validates 150 hours of coach-specific training. The diploma has the ICF Level 2 accreditation. It will enable you to apply for your ACC and PCC credentials once you meet all the other requirements set by the ICF.

Yes the course is enough to practice as a coach. The ICF accreditation is not mandatory. However we strongly encourage coaches to aim for an ICF accreditation, which validates your training and experience and is highly recognised.

Beyond attending the live classes, you will be asked to:

• Practice advanced coaching with your own clients, keep track of these coaching hours, and provide a detailed reflective log which you will discuss with the trainer in a 1:1 session,
• Create a peer group with fellow participants to create an ongoing support beyond the classes,
• Answer some post-training questions that will enable you to close this training experience in a way that supports your ongoing development.

To maximise your learning, the training is delivered in half-days. A typical day would look like this:

• 9-9:15am – Discussion about previous day, Q&A
• 9:15--11:15am – Psychological model or theory
• 11:15am-12:30pm – Coaching practice
• 12:30-1pm – Coaching debrief and wrap-up