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I usually don’t read research…..‏

August 9, 2016 By //  by J. Val Hastings

I don’t usually read research and global studies.  One recent study has caught my attention; it’s the 2016 Global Coaching Study.  Here are two findings that caught my attention:

  • Seventy-seven percent of coach practitioners and 72 percent of managers and leaders using coaching skills agree that people and organizations using coaching expect their coaches to be credentialed.
  • Credentialed coaches command higher fees and report more clients and greater annual revenue from coaching than their peers without a credential.

Wow! If you are thinking about becoming a coach, please take notice of these two bullet points.

I am proud of the fact that the professional and leadership organizations that we relate to place high value on a coaching credential.  The deciding factor for many that engage our training services is learning that our graduates have achieved all three coaching credentials:  ACC, PCC and MCC. 

If you want to read more of the 2016 ICF Global Coaching Study, you can go to: Coachfederation.org/2016study. You can download the Executive Summary, or purchase the entire report.

If you are interested in becoming a credentialed coach, consider our accredited coach training.

You won’t regret it.

Coaching4Clergy – www.coaching4clergy.com
Coaching4Today’s Leaders – www.coaching4todaysleaders.com

All the best,

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