In this section, we include tables, reports and articles to help coaches and coaching buyers gain clarity and up to date information around coaching and mentoring accreditation. The five Comparison tables contain data on six professional coaching bodies, comparing what they have to offer in a number of areas. These tables will be reviewed and revised as required.
Download COMPARISON 1 Professional bodies’ ethos, rationales and philosophies
Download COMPARISON 2 Professional bodies on objectives of qualification and accreditation
Download COMPARISON 3 Professional bodies on source of evidence and underpinning standards
Download COMPARISON 4 Professional bodies on accreditation levels, who they’re aimed at; qualifying, practice & renewal criteria and CPD & supervision
Download COMPARISON 5 Professional bodies on their assessment and examination processes
By Liz Hall For the first time, coaches and coaching buyers in the UK can compare easily the different professional coaching bodies’ accreditation schemes. The bodies have
Collaboration across the profession to educate buyers and the public about what best practice looks like and to develop a joint code of ethics and complaints procedure are
PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — 8 JULY 2010 Coaches in the UK have given the thumbs down to government intervention and the thumbs up to collaboration between the
Clarity call As the Roundtable of Professional Coaching bodies in the UK, we found the View from the Balcony article, Too much of a good thing? (vol 5 issue 2), an interesting
Coach accreditation continues to be in the news in the UK with the Association for Coaching (AC) launching its revamped accreditation scheme later this month and the International