Powerhouse Coaching

To be a successful coach, you need to practice your skills and also obtain the necessary credentials from the International Coaching Federation (ICF). The world’s apex coaching body provides three levels of credentials, including ACC (Associate Certified Coach), PCC (Professional Certified Coach), and MCC (Master Certified Coach). For all these coaching credentials, you need to get at least 10 hours of mentor coaching from an ICF accredited coach having the same or higher level of credentials for which you are applying. Mentor coaching helps in enhancing your coaching skills, broaden your knowledge, and gain new insights. For those looking for their MCC credential, also known as ICF Level 3 , Powerhouse Coaching provides a 75-hour Level 3 coaching program through its highly experienced MCC mentor coach, which is completed in 22 weeks in sessions of at least 90 minutes each. The program is designed to assist experienced coaches in understanding the nuances that distinguish MCC coaching ...

Mentor coaching is required for those who want to become a certified life coach. The process provides aspiring coaches with valuable feedback, guidance, and support to enhance their coaching skills, and meet the high standards set by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) for the coaching industry. ICF’s Associate Certified Coach (ACC) is able to demonstrate the knowledge and emerging proficiency in the application of ICF core competencies, code of ethics, and definition of coaching. ACC is the first level towards becoming a professional certified ICF coach.  To become an ICF coach, you need to achieve a minimum of 100 hours, out of which at least 75 hours should be paid, with at least 25 clients. Powerhouse Coaching has come up with a co-created process for those on the path to ACC credentialing through its highly experienced MCC coaches who provide constructive feedback on your coaching sessions, and build confidence in your coaching abilities. One of the requirements for an...

Master Certified Coach (MCC) is the highest credential offered by the International Coaching Federation (ICF). To be eligible for MCC, the applicant should have completed more than 200 hours of coaching education, should possess 2,500 hours of coaching experience, and hold, or previously held, PCC (Professional Certified Coach) credential. An MCC is highly trained in the ICF Code of Ethics, Core Competencies, and well-refined coaching techniques. They are uniquely qualified to dig beneath a client’s surface-level concerns, and unearth their true potential. ICF offers two application paths for MCC. These are:   Level 3 Path: This MCC path is available to those individuals who hold a PCC, and have built into their program the education hours and mentor coaching required to earn an ICF MCC credential. After completion of the Level 3 Program, you will submit your Level 3 certificate, coaching experience hours, and recorded coaching sessions for performance evaluation by ICF....