Why try 32 Activities for Learning the ICF Competencies? It’s a question I’ve answered many times since my last post.
That’s where I shared the news about a new coach resource, How to Learn the ICF Competencies – 32 Fun Activities to Get You Started.
The answer?
Because it will help you increase your fluency in the ICF Competencies!
And why is that important?
Because the coach competencies are the cornerstone of the coach credentialing process!
And why is that important?
Because aligning yourself with a set of measurable competencies will give you something to strive for, it will improve your effectiveness, and it will help you help your clients achieve their goals.
I’ve designed this resource with you in mind, coaches. Here’s why you’ll love it!
Core Content
This set of tools provides you with thorough and well-organized information on the specifics of the eight ICF competencies and their associated behaviours. Every coach I have ever met is a lifelong learner, always seeking resources to supplement their learning, providing additional knowledge, and anchoring critical concepts. This resource will help you learn the core content.
Streamlined Resource
Most coaches I know are busy professionals! A study guide like this, which condenses relevant information into a concise format, can optimize your learning. You will practice critical terms efficiently and in an interactive format. This resource will save you time.
Unique Approach
There’s no doubt about it. This resource for learning the ICF competencies is unlike anything you will find elsewhere. Who says you can’t play and learn at the same time? If you have extensive experience or expertise in coaching, you may tend to over-complicate your approach to learning the new ICF competencies. It’s probably time for you to simplify things and try this more unconventional method for increasing your competency fluency. This resource is unique.
Coaches worldwide have already downloaded this entirely self-directed set of materials designed to help them learn the ICF competencies in a fun and interactive way.
You can too!
Take a closer look at How to Learn the ICF Competencies – 32 Fun Activities to Get You Started.
Cathy Shaughnessy, MCC, is an active ICF Assessor and ICF Mentor Coach Specialist for ACC, PCC and MCC. A graduate of the Royal Roads University Graduate Certificate in Executive Coaching, Cathy has been coaching since 2008 and brings extensive experience as an executive coach, mentor coach, coach educator and assessor to her work with coaches.
Through Perspective In Action, Cathy provides mentor coaching and creates practical resources for coaches preparing for ICF credentials, credentialing exams, renewal and ongoing professional development. Her courses, exam preparation resources and learning tools help coaches deepen their understanding of the ICF Core Competencies, PCC Markers, Code of Ethics and Core Values, and apply that knowledge thoughtfully in their coaching.
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