Serving as an instructor of ICF-accredited education program is accepted for renewal.  You may only claim the number of hours taught for a one-time delivery of content.  You will need to provide a letter from your supervisor on the training organization’s letterhead that states your name, your role within the organization, the name of the …read more.

Any course taken as self-study is considered Resource Development CCE. 

Listening to an Archived Virtual Education session or a recording of an ICF Event are examples of self-study CCE.  

The organization where you completed your program can provide that information. You may also use our Educational Search Service (ESS), and search by the organization’s name. If the organization has an accredited program, it will be listed in our ESS. 

You may submit training that has not been accredited in advance by the ICF involving live, voice-to-voice interaction between instructors and students as CCE, but there is no guarantee that it will be accepted as CCE.  If your training is not accepted, your credential renewal application will remain “in process” to allow you time to …read more.

Training, writing, research, or self-study outside of the ICF Core Competencies that contributes to the professional development of a coach.   

Activities that can be core competency CCEs include advanced coach education in a live or interactive setting, published writing related to the core competencies, mentoring/supervision, and facilitation of an ICF-accredited education program. 

Continuing Coach Education (CCE) is defined as an activity that promotes your continued growth as a coach. CCE is divided into two categories: Core Competencies and Resource Development. Continuing Coach Education (CCE) units are earned upon completing Continuing Coach Education.