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MASTERCLASS

How to Choose the Right Coach Training Programme (and What to Avoid)

Be confident about the programme and training provider you choose.

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Feeling lost when looking at coach training programmes?

This is normal. There are HUNDREDS (thousands?) of coach training programmes to choose from, and many of them look similar. How do you find the right course for you?

In this masterclass we will tell you everything you need to know about what a coach training should have, and the red flags to pay attention to. We'll talk about what makes a great training, the different formats you can expect and why it matters. We'll cover the programme accreditations so you know what to sign up for, and we'll give you a list of questions you can ask any provider.

Learn about how to find the training that fits your coaching goals and values

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In this webinar, you will:

  • Understand what makes a good coach training programme

  • Get clarity on the programme accreditation levels and why it matters

  • Recognise red flags that will make you lose time and money

  • Explore the right format, curriculum, and provider for you

By the end of this webinar, you will be confident about what matters to you when it comes to your learning and how to find a coach training provider and programme that fit your needs and goals.

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Marion Tilly, founder and Director of Education of the Institute of Coaching Studies.

ABOUT THE HOST

Marion Tilly is an experienced ICF PCC-accredited coach, mentor coach and coach supervisor who has completed over 2,000 hours of coaching. She is the founder and Director of Education of the Institute of Coaching Studies.

Marion has trained and mentored over 100 coaches, and is passionate about helping people successfully transition to a career in coaching. She has a keen interest in coaching psychology, mindfulness, and evidence-based coaching.

Prior to becoming a professional coach and trainer, Marion worked for 7 years in the tech industry where she held different leadership positions.

WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAID

My biggest takeaways from the training is discovering how a professional coach looks like, what the ICF requires from a coach, training myself to be a coach and gaining the confidence to be one.
AndraLeadership and communication coach

Do you know what to pay attention to when looking for a coach training programme?