If you are serious about developing your coaching business, an ICF Credential is the best way to set yourself apart by demonstrating your knowledge, skill and commitment to high ethical and professional standards. However, because coaching is not regulated by any country or state, you are not required to get training or credentials.   Holding …read more.

Holding a credential – especially an ICF Credential – is extremely important to today’s coaching clients. According to the 2022 Global Consumer Awareness Study, 85% of coaching clients say it’s important or very important that their coach holds a certification or credential.  Earning an ICF Credential provides you with instant credibility and increased visibility to …read more.

Yes – ICF offers three credentials, correlating with your experience and coaching education.  Associate Certified Coach (ACC) – Completed 60 hours of coach specific education and 100 hours of client coaching experience  Professional Certified Coach (PCC) – Completed 125 hours of coach specific education and 500 hours of client coaching experience  Master Certified Coach (MCC) …read more.

An ICF Credential is a professional certification indicating that you have completed a rigorous credentialing process designed to develop and refine your coaching skills.   It is an indication that you are dedicated to upholding strong principles of ethical behavior in coaching. An ICF Credential shows your clients and peers that you are committed to the …read more.