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By Sarah E. Roberts, PCC www.claritymatterscoach.com Know the PCC Markers so well that you can recite them in your sleep. I started with a printed copy of the PCC Markers discretely on a stand in front of me so that … Read more
When you pursue a credential with the ICF, you submit one recording for the ACC or two for the PCC or MCC of yourself coaching. The recording(s) are assessed using what are called the PCC Markers. The PCC Markers are … Read more
Welcome to this blog series that will explore how the ICF Code of Ethics, the ICF Core Competencies, and ICF’s PCC markers speak to diversity. In the series, we will look at the specific points, the meaning, and how they … Read more
One of the things you may have noticed in recent times is ICF has gone to digital badging. If somebody does have a credential, they have a digital badge for that credential. This is preventing the mistake of someone claiming … Read more
www.ClarityMattersCoach.com http://LinkedIn.com/in/Sarah-roberts-mha-acc/ Sarah Roberts is an ICF-credentialed ACC Coach working on her PCC. Sarah lives in Colorado. She enjoys traveling and looks forward to vacation in Michigan near sparkling blue water every summer. Sarah came into coaching after years of … Read more
The first step on the journey to becoming a coach is the Certified Professional Coach program. From there, you move into the Certified Master Coach program. People often ask how much time between these two classes. The options include the … Read more
The journey to becoming a coach is ideally focused on earning membership and then a credential with the International Coaching Federation (ICF). At the Center for Coaching Certification this starts with the Certified Professional Coach (CPC) program. This program gives … Read more
By Beth Donovan, CMC, CWCS www.BethDonovan.com The impact of using positivity with a coaching client has a great impact on their being. For those who practice positivity, it goes far beyond just being “happy” to a lifestyle of continuous breathtaking conscious … Read more
Sometimes the question is raised as to whether training is necessary to becoming a coach. Technically and legally, you can call yourself with no training. Even my dog can call herself a coach. The more important question is whether that … Read more
The International Coaching Federation has Core Competencies for coaches. The competencies are organized into interconnected categories that build on each other. Within the definitions, descriptions, and measures of these competencies, it is clear that coaches are called upon and expected … Read more