THE TOP 10 PROFESSIONAL COACHES
Carefully selected professional coaches.
They embody excellence, armed with extensive training, certifications, accreditations, and years of valuable experience.
Meet the top 10 in Europe’s main cities.
HOW TO SELECT A PROFESSIONAL COACH
CERTIFICATION
In coach training, certification is a widely accepted declaration of achievement that shows you have been found to possess the knowledge and abilities necessary to work as a coach by an accredited coach training provider. Typical coach training programs for professional coaches have a duration between 6 and 12 months.
ACCREDITATION
Accreditation means a school’s program has undergone rigorous external inspection and quality testing by a leading body such as the International Coaching Federation (ICF). Core competencies are used to map the curriculum, and the faculty, testing, and learning procedures are all evaluated.
CREDENTIALS
A credential denotes a recognised degree of coaching expertise as determined by an industry apex organization, such as the ICF. Names like ACC, PCC, or MCC serve to illustrate the qualifying requirements: having the required education, work experience, coaching demonstration and passing the credentialing exam.
PRE-COACHING EXPERIENCE
Pre-coaching experience can help coaches build trust and rapport with their clients, as they can draw upon their experiences to relate to their clients and understand their unique challenges and concerns. Pre-coaching experience can be important and relevant for coaching clients, as it can provide coaches with a strong foundation of knowledge and skills that can enhance their coaching abilities.
TENURE
The length of time a coach has been practicing can be an important factor in coaching effectiveness. Over time, experienced coaches can develop a deep understanding of the coaching process, including a broad range of coaching techniques and tools such as asking powerful questions, actively listen, and provide effective feedback, which can lead to better outcomes for their clients. Experienced coaches may also have a network of contacts and resources that they can tap into to provide additional support to their clients.
CHEMISTRY
Chemistry between a coach and the client can also play a significant role in coaching effectiveness. When a client feels comfortable and connected to the coach, the client is more likely to trust the coach and be open to guidance and feedback. A coach who has good chemistry with the client can create a safe and supportive environment where the client feels heard, valued, and understood. This can help the client to open up and share more deeply, which can lead to more profound insights and breakthroughs.
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All professional coaches in the Top 10 Coaches are fair and impartially selected, chargeless.