The Art & Science of Coaching is an ICF-Accredited Coach Training Program (ACTP)* from the world’s leading organization for coach training. Whether you are an individual looking to become a professional life or business coach, or you are a leader in an organization looking to advance professionally, the program equips you with the most comprehensive Solution-Focused coaching skills, tools, and the highest level of coaching competence.
Through taking The Art & Science of Coaching you will develop a solid foundation in the theory and practice of Solution-Focused coaching. Fulfill your purpose to help others realize their potential and assist them to take actions that align with their bigger vision. As a Solution-Focused Coach, you will demonstrate key competencies that lead to meaningful and productive conversations. You will be to apply highly effective coaching methodologies to support positive and sustainable changes in others.
Upon completion of this Module of The Art & Science of Coaching, you will be able to:
On-Site Delivery: Module I On-Site is a 4-day long program running 8:30am-4:30pm each day.
Upon completion of this Module of The Art & Science of Coaching, you will be able to:
On-Site Delivery: Module II On-Site is a 4-day long program running 8:30am-4:30pm each day.
Upon completion of this Module of The Art & Science of Coaching, you will be able to:
On-Site Delivery: Module III On-Site is a 4-day long program running 8:30am-4:30pm each day.
Upon completion of this Module of The Art & Science of Coaching, you will be able to:
On-Site Delivery: Module IV On-Site is a 4-day long program running 8:30am-4:30pm each day.
Erickson is proud to be allied with TreeCanada, a registered charity proudly dedicated to planting and nurturing trees since 1992. Erickson Coaching International’s promise is that we will contribute enough money to TreeCanada to plant 5 trees for each certificate that is issued for The Art & Science of Coaching program. TreeCanada target areas where there is a need for reforestation or afforestation due to human activity or other causes.