ICF CCE (International Coach Federation Continuing Coach Education) units are an essential component of professional development for coaches.
These units measure the coach’s ongoing commitment to enhancing their coaching skills and knowledge. Each unit represents 1 hour of coach-specific training that aligns with ICF’s core competencies and code of ethics.
Credentialed coaches must acquire 40 CCE units over three years to renew their credential.
Attending workshops, webinars, conferences, and other educational events that offer CCE units provides coaches with opportunities to earn CCE units. Self-study materials can also be eligible for CCE units. By actively engaging in CCE activities, coaches can continually enhance their coaching skills, deepen their understanding of various coaching methodologies, and stay informed about emerging trends in the field.
Here are 3 ways to assist with your CCE units:
How to Learn the ICF Competencies – 32 Fun Activities to Get You Started
The most common question I get from coaches who are preparing to apply for an International Coaching Federation credential is a very simple one.
Where Do I Start?
The answer is probably not what you think.
You need to start by learning (or re-learning) the ICF Competencies!
Coach Competency Collective
You can have the benefit of regular access to coach competency development with a trained Master Certified Coach all year long, so you can keep on growing!
It’s a membership program for coaches that provides tips, techniques, strategies, and solid competency education that will align your coaching with ICF standards of practice.
ICF Resource Development Tracking Form
Track your professional reading!
It counts for Resource Development (RD) CCE units, and you can earn up to 16 units!
