I don’t know about you, but I like to plan in advance so that when credential renewal time comes around I’m not scrambling to figure out what sessions provided which credits. That’s why I asked WBECS, “How many ICF CCEUs at WBECS 2020?”
Trust me, come November 15th I’ll be taking calls from plenty of panic-stricken coaches who’ve left it to the last minute to focus on their continuing education requirements. It’s become an annual tradition.
I wanted to know if there was a simple and straightforward way to determine how many CCE units are provided for each of the sessions, and whether the CCE’s are Core Competency (we need 24 of these) or Resource Development (we can acquire 16 of these).
That way, when I choose and schedule the speakers that I want to learn from this year, I’ll know just how many credits I am earning along the way. Better yet, I can pop that information right into my WBECS Tracking Form as soon as I register.
Yep, I’m a bit of a tracking freak. Busted 😉
I was thrilled to receive links to two documents that contain a full breakdown of the session speakers, the dates and the CCEUs provided. Bonanza!!
So, I wanted to share these helpful documents with you right away.
If you are trying to figure out whether WBECS is a good fit for your professional development, take a look at these.
How Many ICF CCEUs at WBECS 2020 – Pre-Summit Breakdown
How Many ICF CCEUs at WBECS 2020 – Full Summit Breakdown
If you haven’t checked out the WBECS free Pre-Summit yet, you are definitely missing out on some great learning. It just started Tuesday, but there are still plenty of great speakers coming up.
You can find out more about WBECS free Pre-Summit
Once the full summit starts, I’ll be signing up for the Pro Coach Package because I like to have access to all of the Pre-Summit and Full Summit recordings, transcripts, and slides. Something about all that fabulous learning and my fingertips that’s inspiring.
I hope you find these CCEU breakdown sheets as helpful as I do.
Have fun perusing the learning options! There are plenty!
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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