Coaching Mastery Training
Mentoring and Supervision
Mentoring
For ICF credentialing purposes, mentor coaching means
an applicant being coached on their coaching skills rather than
coaching on practice building, life balance, or other topics unrelated
to the development of an applicant’s coaching skill. The ICF
requires applicants for credentialing to partner with a Mentor Coach
who holds a valid credential at or above the level they’re
applying for.
Outside of the credentialing purpose, mentoring can
be held more broadly to include personal development, practice development
and skills development.
Supervision
Supervision is an on-going relationship that supports
the coach in service of their client. It provides a safe space for
the coach to reflect on what is and is not working and how they
might develop themselves, the relationship and their input so as
to have sessions be more effective for the client. It also provides
support for the coach to consider and stay aligned with the code
of ethics.
Fees for mentoring and supervision are adapted to
the situation and experience of the coach.
Find out more about Mentoring and Supervision with
Duncan Coppock MCC
by clicking: here
Find out more about Mentoring and Supervision with
Ivar Lukk PCC
by clicking: here
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