Coach Training Alliance provides International Coaching Federation (ICF) approved training that teaches you the nuts and bolts of building dynamic and impactful leaders.
Since 2000, over 15,000 coaches have graduated from CTA programs, consisting of 22+ ICF credentialed courses.
Our coaching programs not only encourage a disciplined approach to coaching, but also the marketing and business development skills to expand yours and your organization’s capabilities.
Exactly what is Executive Coaching?
Whether from a private practice or within an organization, Executive Coaching should have the fundamental goal of simply creating more effective leaders.
In the context of leadership performance, Executive Coaching is about:
Individual planning, goal setting and achievement.
But it’s also about personal discovery, enlightenment, and the realization of one’s full potential, which is the lifeblood of any organization.
Is there anything Executive Coaching is NOT?
Executive Coaching does not “fix” people. It is rare that coaching can be deployed to “fix” those that deem to be in need of a “quick change” by a team lead or manager.
While coaching can provide short term impact for organizations, the reality is that it will take from 6-12 months of quality coaching to manifest sustainable changes.
Those who tell you that a coaching culture can be created with a few quick consulting sessions are selling themselves rather than sharing a reality.
On the contrary, Coach Training Alliance encourages leaders, managers and coaches alike to commit to a path of lifelong learning and continuing education. Coaching skills are never the only tools on the belt, just some of the more critical ones to insure the growth and success of your team.
Our coaching programs not only encourage a disciplined approach to coaching, but also the marketing and business development skills to expand yours and your organization’s capabilities.
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