Our cohort model allows you to build deep relationships with peers in a tight-knit learning community. Ground yourself in ICF core coaching competencies. You will be prepared to coach in all areas of coaching, including but not limited to leadership, executive, diversity and inclusion, health and wellness, relationships, and career.
Our broad, competency-based curriculum draws from the research in and about reflective inquiry, diversity and inclusion, emotional intelligence, cultural competence, evidence-based coaching, positive psychology, mindfulness and neuroscience. Graduates of our program are highly successful and go on to use their coaching skills and knowledge to create and advance coaching cultures within organizations, establish private coaching practices, spearhead coaching-based service projects, and add professional coaching to therapeutic or clinical counseling settings.
Our students set the bar for quality and excellence. Students who complete our program are prepared to apply and succeed! Set the stage for creating sustainable change on your own diversity and inclusion journey through our program.
You will be encouraged, through your training and growth as a professional coach, to reinforce an ongoing commitment to advancing diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging in your work and life. Geotechnical Engineering. Global Skills. Health Communications. Human Resource Management. Improving the User Experience. Institutional Research. Instructional Design. Leadership and Human Performance. Library Media Specialist.
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