There are two ways to become an Accredited Executive Coach!
1. Core Events offers our independent accreditation. This Level 300 training program is designed to develop your skills in consulting, mentoring, and coaching professionals who are working through their professional development and business challenges. The program is focused for individuals who are currently in a role of training or coaching others, or for professionals seeking to make a career in executive coaching.
Our accreditation process consist of 25 hours of remote or direct training and will cover the core elements needed to Coach Professionals.
2. Core Events and the Merla Leadership Group are approved collaborators with the Center of Executive Coaching (CEC), an Accredited Coach Training Program (ACTP) from the International Coach Federation (ICF). After completion of this program, you will receive the credential of a Certified Executive Coach through the Center of Executive Coaching (CEC), You will also have the opportunity for fast-tracking your application to the ICF for their credential of Associate Certified Coach (ACC) by going through an additional 10 hours of direct mentor coaching to complete the ACTP.
Why you Should be an Executive Coach?
If you have the passion to teach others what you have been trained on and have the ability to mentor others on what you know then becoming an Executive Coach is right for you.
If you are already conditioned to help others who struggle with their careers or constantly guide those who need assistance with organizational challenges then Coaching is the right fit.
If you are interested in expanding your leadership knowledge in developing your organization the becoming trained as an Executive Coach will help you grow as well as help others grow.
If you have the interest, passion and commitment to start a new career in helping managers, leaders, executives at all levels with the on-going challenges of running their business and their organization then becoming an Executive Coach is the right path for you.
• A professional coaching relationship: A professional coaching relationship exists when coaching includes a business agreement or contract that defines the responsibilities of each party.
• An ICF Professional Coach: An ICF Professional Coach also agrees to practice the ICF Professional Core Competencies and pledges accountability to the ICF Code of Ethics.
• Client: The “client” is the person(s) being coached.
• Sponsor: The “sponsor” is the entity (including its representatives) paying for and/or arranging for coaching services to be provided.
*Included in the Executive Coaching program is a recent released executive coaching training book by Carlos Merla, Core events of Executive Coaching, A guide for Executive Coaches, Aspiring Coaches and for those who Manage and Lead Professionals. A dedicated chapter for I.T. Professionals is featured in the book. This book is only available to those that participate in the accredited Executive Coaching program and not available for purchase.