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Ce référentiel de compétences est basé sur les données recueillies auprès de plus de 1 300 coachs à travers le monde comprenant à la fois des coachs ICF et non ICF représentant un large éventail de pratiques de formations de styles et d’expériences de coaching
Coach Federation is announcing an updated ICF Coaching Core Competency Model This competency model is based on evidence collected from more than 1300 coaches across the world including both ICF Members and non-members and representing a diverse range of coaching disciplines training backgrounds coaching styles and experience levels
Si vous souhaitez devenir coach volontaire dans le cadre du programme COACHING AU CŒUR DE LA COMMUNAUTÉ veuillez soumettre votre candidature à ICF Québec en utilisant le formulaire ci-joint après l’avoir signé ainsi que l’entente relative aux conditions générales pour remplir ce rôle Envoyez le tout par courriel à
ICF defines coaching as partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential Coaching is a client-driven process The coach’s responsibility is to: Discover clarify and align with what the client wants to achieve Encourage client self-discovery
The ICF Global Coaching Study was launched on September 22 2006 with close to 30000 coaches invited to participate When the survey closed on December 5 2006 5415 respondents from 73 countries had participated; thus providing the ICF with a truly global perspective and valuable baseline data on the coaching profession as a whole
The International Coach Federation (ICF) defines coachingas “partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential3 ” The American Psychological Association (APA) defines
The ICF Code of Ethics serves to uphold the integrity of ICF and the global coaching profession by: • Setting standards of conduct consistent with ICF Core Values and ethical principles • Guiding ethical reflection education and decision-making • Adjudicating and preserving ICF coach standards through the ICF Ethical
The ICF coaching competencies have been operationalized in a variety of coaching models (e g executive coaching solution-focused coaching positive psychology coaching and academic coaching) used by professional coaches and others who adopt coaching as part of their practice [1 12 16–18] Coaching approaches aligned with ICF de?nitions
MCC — Master Certified Coach Because the ICF itself is not a training organization you cannot be trained by the ICF The ICF accredits people from all different training institutions and they have rules governing the pathways to reach these credentials Pathway 1 is with an accredited coach training program If you take