Professional and Executive Coaching

Issued by Lewis University

Earners have met all required coach training hours to become certified coaches through the ICF. Students who earn the Certificate in Professional and Executive Coaching will understand the core coaching competencies while applying coaching models and techniques. Earners understand ethical standards required within the coaching profession, how organizational culture can impact the development of a coaching practice, and research related to the field of professional and executive coaching.

Type Certification
Level Advanced
Time Years

Additional Details

Skills

Active Listening
Building Trust
Communicating Effectively
Creating Awareness
Establishing Agreements
Executive Coaching
Maintaining Presence
Meeting Ethical Guidelines
Partnering With Clients
Powerful Questioning
Professional Coaching
Setting Goals

Earning Criteria

ORGL-54600 Introduction to Professional and Executive Coaching
ORGL-54700 Coaching Methodologies
ORGL-54800 Building A Coaching Practice
ORGL-54900 Coaching Assessments and Research

Standards

International Coach Federation

Accredited Coaching Training Program (ACTP) accredited programs are considered “all inclusive” training programs, which offer start to finish coach training. A minimum of 125 student contact hours, Mentor Coaching and a performance evaluation process are required for ACTP approval.