Coaching has turned into a $2 billion a year industry. The International Coaching Federation (ICF) is the largest coaching association in the world with 60,000 members in 150 countries. The ICF began in 1995. Through research into best practices, the ICF created rigorous coaching and ethical standards. It certifies individual coaches and coach training programs, such as ours.
Our founder and President, Dr Keith Webb, has worked with the ICF for years as a chapter board member in Singapore and Seattle, and as well as the ICF Washington State Chapter President.
The ICF's coaching standards are strict. All of our coaching training is approved by the ICF as part of our Level 1 & 2 Certificate programs. As an approved training provider, all 235 hours of our training meet the ICF's strict professional coach training standards. And through our partnership with Zovak Consulting we offer a Level 3 Certificate.
More than 600 Christian leaders we have trained have gone on to receive their ICF coach credentials. You can too.
Now the process is even more streamlined through our new Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 Certificate programs.
The ICF awards three individual credentials that build on one another. Each level has training and client coaching requirements.
Associate Certified Coach Key Requirements:
Our Level 1 Coaching Mastery Certificate Program prepares you to apply for an ACC using the faster, easier, and cheaper ACC Level 1 application path. | Professional Certified Coach (PCC) Key Requirements:
Our Level 2 Professional Coach Certificate Program prepares you to apply for a PCC using the faster, easier, and cheaper PCC Level 2 application path. | Master Certified Coach Key Requirements:
Level 3 The Art of Masterful Coaching program is purpose-built to help PCCs qualify for an MCC. |
If you have already done some training with us, take a look at the document(s) you received to determine which ICF application pathway to use.
1. If you graduated with a Level 1 or Level 2 Certificate, then you'll use the ICF ACC or PCC Level 1 or Level 2 application path. | 2. If your training with us was between January 2018 and September 2022, you can upgrade to a Level 1 Certificate, then you'll use the Level 1 application path. | 3. If your training with us was prior to January 2018, you'll use the ICF ACC or PCC Portfolio application path. | 4. If your training wasn't only with us, then you'll use the ICF ACC or PCC Portfolio application path. |
If you have completed and received a full Level 1 or Level 2 Certificate from us, you may use the ICF ACC or PCC Level 1 or Level 2 application pathway. Partial completion doesn't count. Here's what you do next: