Accredited Coaching Supervision Training.
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Course Fee
£4,495
Duration
9 Months
Participants
15 Per Group
Delivery
Live Virtual Classes
Accredited Diploma In Coaching Supervision
Designed for experienced coaches across the world, our coaching supervision training programme provides the next step in your coaching career. Now it’s time to harness your skills, knowledge and hard-won experience to support other coaches and contribute to the profession.
Our Diploma in Coaching Supervision is a fully-accredited virtual coaching supervision training course that takes place in an interactive, small-group online environment.
Mirroring all the qualities of in-person training, including break out practice sessions and group discussions but with shorter, more laser-focused sessions, you can now undertake your coaching supervision training from the comfort of your own home or workplace.
The course is accredited by the EMCC as ESQA, the Association for Coaching as an ADCST, and the ICF for CCE and so offers you all the accreditation and developmental benefits you’d expect of advanced training.
The coaching supervision training place over roughly 8 months and features 20 live training sessions including reflective practice groups and a range of learning methods that will help you embed the new skills in practice.
By the end of the course you’ll be a highly-skilled, confident coaching supervisor with real experience under your belt.
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Course Structure
4 Modules Featuring 20 Live Training Sessions
20 sessions of 3.5 hours each
- Pre-reading
- Content presentation and Q&A
- Group & breakout discussions
- Case-study exploration
- Breakout practice
- Observed fishbowl supervision & feedback
Reflective Practice Groups
Four 90-minute Reflective Practice Groups
- Led by experienced supervisors
- A safe space to explore current client work
- Focus on core supervision skills
- Learn group supervision through participation
Accreditations
3 International Awards
- ESQA - European Mentoring & Coaching Council
- DCST - Association for Coaching
- 40 Core Competency CCE - International Coach Federation (max possible for a single course)
Course Work
Completed outside of live training sessions
- Pre-reading of Provided Articles
- Personal Reading
- 25 Hours of Logged Supervision
- Reflective Case-study
- Personal Inquiry Essay
- Personal Statement
Modules & Sessions
Foundations of Coaching Supervision
Session 1
- Supervision vs coaching vs mentoring
- EMCC supervision competencies
- 3 functions of coaching supervision
Session 2
- Heron’s 6 Categories of Intervention
- Moving Between Interventions
- ICCS Concentric Circles Model
Session 3
- Laying the Foundations
- An Overview of the Model
- Applying the 7 Eyes in Practice
Session 4
- The Role of the Formative Function
- Risks & Challenges
- The Role of Teaching/Guiding
Session 5
- Codes of Conduct & Professional Standards
- Shame, Fear and Conflict
- Becoming Comfortable with the Normative Function
Session 6
- What is Restored and How?
- Catalytic, Cathartic and Supportive Approaches
- Implicit vs Explicit Restorative Work
Session 7
- Contract Types
- Sills’ Contracting Matrix
- Setting Up the Supervision Relationship
Deepening Practice
Session 8
- Here & Now vs There & Then
- SPACER for a Full Picture
- Use of Recordings in Supervision
Session 9
- Clutterbuck’s 7 Coaching Conversations
- Relational Metaphors
- Role-Playing in Supervision
Session 10
- Parallel Process Revisited
- Drawing on the Self
- Boundaries, Permission and Disclosure
Session 11
- Nested Systems
- Organisational Systems
- Systemic Methods
Session 12
- Defence Mechanisms
- Transference & Countertransference
- Projection & Projective Identification
Session 13
- Ego States and Transactions
- Games Supervisors and Supervisees Play
- Navigating Power and Authority
Group Supervision
Session 14
- Beginnings, Middles and Endings
- Contracting with the Group
- The Role of the Supervisor
Session 15
- Contracting for Processes
- Positive Gossip, Action Learning and Echo Chamber
- Designing and Creating Processes
Session 16
- Essential Group Theory
- Understanding Group Dynamics
- Working with Group Dynamics in Supervision
Supervision in Context
Session 17
- Ruptures in the Supervisory Relationship
- Ethical and Professional Conflict
- Conflicts on Interest and Boundaries
Session 18
- Carroll’s Ethical Maturity
- Conflicts of Interest and Boundary Issues
- Use of Professional Codes
Session 19
- Exploring Unconscious Bias
- Cross-Cultural Challenges and Opportunities
- Confronting “isms” in Coaching Relationships
Session 20
- Preferences and Strengths
- Credentialing
- Next Steps and Further learning
Accreditation
Our coaching supervision training holds accreditations from the three largest professional coaching bodies, the only coaching supervision course in the world to do so.
The programme is accredited by the EMCC (European Mentoring and Coaching Council) as an ESQA (European Supervision Quality Award) programme and so holds the most prestigious of coaching supervision awards.
It is also accredited by the Association for Coaching as an Accredited Diploma in Coaching Supervision Training.
Finally, it is approved for 40 hours of core competency CCE (Continuing Coach Education) with the International Coach Federation. This was previously 168 hours but recent ICF changes now mean no one course can have more than 40 hours CCE.
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Criteria For Joining
We assess applicants for our coaching supervision training on a case-by-case basis as every coach brings different attributes that can’t be simplified into check-boxes of criteria.
However, our typical criteria are:
- 500+ hours coaching experience
- Recognised coaching qualification
- Professional credential from a coaching body is preferable but not essential
Course Fee & Plans
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Course Fee
To reflect the international nature of our coaching supervision training, we offer payment in 3 currencies.
The prices are estimated to reflect the existing exchange rates.
The course fee is £4,495 and does not incur VAT.
International Currencies
To help facilitate participants from around the world enrolling, we accept Pound Sterling, Euro and Dollar.
However, due to the variable exchange rates, we cannot offer a fixed amount in Euros or Dollars.
Payment in these two currencies will be equivalent to the value of the course in Pound Sterling at the time of enrolling.
Whilst this means we can’t offer a fixed fee in Dollars or Euros on our website, it does mean you will know the precise cost to you in your local currency at the time of enrolling as we take on the exchange fee when converting to Pound Sterling.
Payment Plans
Payment Methods
International Bursary
We recognise that many countries have average incomes far below that of many western countries. We want to enable coaches from around the world to train as supervisors. If you would like to be considered for a 25% bursary, please complete this bursary application form.
Course Fee & Plans
Course Fee
The course fee is £4,495 and does not incur VAT.
International Currencies
To help facilitate participants from around the world enrolling, we accept Pound Sterling, Euro and Dollar.
However, due to the variable exchange rates, we cannot offer a fixed amount in Euros or Dollars.
Payment in these two currencies will be equivalent to the value of the course in Pound Sterling at the time of enrolling.
Whilst this means we can’t offer a fixed fee in Dollars or Euros on our website, it does mean you will know the precise cost to you in your local currency at the time of enrolling as we take on the exchange fee when converting to Pound Sterling.
Payment Plans
Payment Methods
International Bursary
We recognise that many countries have average incomes far below that of many western countries. We want to enable coaches from around the world to train as supervisors. If you would like to be considered for a 25% bursary, please complete this bursary application form.
Forthcoming Start Dates
Timezone
- Greenwich Meantime (GMT)
- Pacific Standard Time (PST)
- Eastern Standard Time (EST)
- China Standard Time (CST)
- Australian Central Time (ACT)
Session Schedule
- Tuesday 2.00pm – 5.30pm
- Tuesday 6.00am – 9.30am
- Tuesday 9.00am – 12.30pm
- Tuesday 9.00pm – 12.30am
- Tuesday 10.30pm – 2.00am
How to Join
STEP 1
Complete the short application form by clicking the Apply Now button.
STEP 2
Arrange a time for a personal consultation using our booking system.
STEP 3
Have an open, relaxed conversation to ensure a good fit.
STEP 4
If you wish to join, we'll agree your start date, payment plan and enrol you.
If you think you’re a good fit for the course and would like to enrol, please don’t hesitate to apply. We’re happy to have a conversation and see where it takes us.