The ICF Core Competency Class (20 hours): Prerequisite:Prior
to registering for this class, you must have
accumulated 50 hours of client coaching with
no more than 25% pro bono (click
for application). Documentation of these
hours must be submitted to the Director
of Operations. Tuition: $1050.00 Sessions:12; 90 minutes each, Credits: 20 hours Maximum Students: 6 per class
There are 3 components: a Practicum Class related
to 11 core coaching competencies, observed
coaching by instructors with written and verbal
feedback, and successful completion of a role
play oral assessment with two instructors
demonstrating coaching
competencies.
A. The ICF Core Competency Class will
consist of twelve, 90 minute classes.
During each class, a competency will be reviewed and discussed. Using cases
one student
will play the client and another student will coach for a minimum of 15 minutes.
Feedback
from instructors will consist of what the coach did well and areas for improvement.
The
feedback will be verbal and will be followed by a brief email to the student
who was the
coach. The email received will serve as documentation for observed coaching
sessions.
Usually each class will have two rounds of coaching.
B. Peer Coaching.Students
will participate with 1 or 2 students in peer coaching, self-observation and
observation of others for a minimum of six sessions spanning the
12 weeks of the practicum. Students will document their work after each of
the six
sessions, using a competency checklist and self-assessment form, which will
be reviewed
by one of the instructors. Self-assessment documentation must be turned in
promptly
after each session, so that instructors can provide useful feedback before
the next
practice session. (all students benefit from coaching, being coached and listening
to
coaching practice)
C. Competency Assessment Evaluation. After
completion of the practicum
class sessions and peer coaching practice, students will sign up with instructors
for
the coaching assessment.
The Assessment will
consist of a 30 minute coaching session, where
one of the instructors will bring a real coaching
issue and serve as client. The second instructor
will observe this coaching session. When the
coaching session is
complete, instructors will jointly review the
competencies demonstrated by the student, agree
on scoring and written feedback to be provided
to the student. Written feedback will be provided
to the student within 24 hours and this documentation
serves as the third observed
coaching session.
In addition, if desired, one of the instructors
will schedule a call with the student to review
the role-play performance.
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and/or requirements at any time; to offer courses in accordance
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