by Natalie Tucker Miller Q. What does it take to get certified by the IAC? I mean, really, what should I be looking for in the Masteries, what is going to make the difference between mediocre coaching and masterly coaching? A. This isn’t a question from one person, this is an amalgam of questions from …
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From the Archives: January 2009 by Barbra Sundquist OK, so you’re keen to get your IAC certification in 2009, but you perceive some barriers to getting those two passing tapes. Here are some suggestions to help you out. Barrier #1: I don’t have any paying clients to tape coaching sessions with. Solution: The tapes that …
by Barbra Sundquist OK, so you’re keen to get your IAC certification in 2009, but you perceive some barriers to getting those two passing tapes. Here are some suggestions to help you out. Barrier #1: I don’t have any paying clients to tape coaching sessions with. Solution: The tapes that you record for IAC certification …
Attention all coaches mailing certification submissions for Part 2. There has been an address change. Please mail the submissions to: IAC Certification Box 341 Sorrento, BC V0E 2W0 Canada This includes the Waivers of Confidentiality. Recordings may also be emailed to certification@certifiedcoach.org.
Calling all coaches who have one more recording to submit for Certification: If you passed one record coaching session using the Proficiencies in Part 2 of IAC Certification, you may still submit a third recording for review to complete Part 2 and become an IAC Certified Coach! If you wish to have the additional recording …
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