The following is taken from David’s Independent Report on Coaching Training and Certification.

OK – suppose you’ve decided you want to be an ACC (Associate Certified Coach) or a PCC (Professional Certified Coach). How is it done?

The ICF accreditation for Associate Certified Coach (ACC) requires the following:

1. 60 coach-specific training hours. Training must be aligned with the 11 ICF competencies, and at least 48 hours must be interactive with the trainer – either live, or via telephone.
2. 250 coaching hours, of which 225 hours must be paid.
3. Letters of reference from 5 clients.
4. Two letters of reference from ICF accredited coaches who have heard you coach.
5. Passing of an oral examination.

Tags: Certification, IFC, life coaching, training

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