We utilize an online learnsite which gives you access all your lessons, including reading materials, downloadable PDFs, audio and video tutorials, and a range of other resources to get started working with clients.

Lessons are designed for your coaching growth and also for your personal growth, and therefore have both a coaching application and self application component.

Enhancing self-awareness and personal responsibility is the essence of good coaching, and an important aspect of learning to be an inspiring, impactful coach is that you have  done the work to increase and develop your own self-awareness, even as you support others with theirs.

Although Life Coaching Basics is a self-study course, we'll never leave you hanging. Our Program Advisor will always ensure that you have what you need.

At any point during the course, if you would like more hands-on support, we offer the option to purchase support integration calls.

With this option you receive four (4) 60-minute one-on-one calls with the course learning leader (or trainer). These calls give you an opportunity to discuss or practice what you are learning in the course.

Having a professional coach trainer in your corner is an excellent motivator for continuing to progress through the course, so that you complete it to your satisfaction.

Just contact us at any time for details on the calls and to set them up.

Not at all! This course has been created for all those with little or no experience of coaching who would like to find out what it involves, and learn its fundamental skills and competencies in a cost and time-efficient manner.

It's packed with all you need to embark on a path of coaching others, and can be taken on it's own.

The gift of it being a self-study course is that you can take it at your own pace and timing.

No, it is not necessary to have previous coaching experience to enroll in the Deep Coaching Intensive.

However experience has shown us that DCI participants who have some background or foundational knowledge of coaching find it easier to understand and integrate the coursework.

No, you don't. However, because the Life Coaching Basics (LCB) component teaches the fundamentals of coaching, we recommend that you have made some headway into the course before the Deep Coaching Intensive (DCI) begins.

Particularly if you are brand new to coaching, we recommend you register early and begin your LCB studies as soon as possible. That way you'll have a solid understanding of coaching when you start the DCI. 

If you register close to the start of the DCI, and you don't have time to cover much of the LCB in advance, that is perfectly okay. It's not a requirement, only a recommendation. Both the LCB and DCI learning leaders have your back, and you will never be left without the support you need.

We even have students who choose to begin the LCB component after the the DCI ends. While this is not our recommended path, it is still an option that you can consider, and we support you fully either way.

As soon as you've made your first tuition payment, you can begin Life Coaching Basics.

Yes and no.

Yes, in that part of the curriculum is about helping you get started as a coach, and providing you with an array of tools, techniques and models to coach people effectively. This is the first step in building your business – that you are actively coaching.

No, in that this course is focused on teaching the fundamentals of being a coach, not of building a coaching business, which is another set of skills and capabilities altogether.

However, the course does provides information and guidance on one of the most important skills you can learn: enrollment conversations. This is a foundational skill of building a thriving coaching practice, and it's something that this course teaches because we want you to be out in the world coaching.

We also provide an assortment of templates and worksheets – from intake forms to templates to manage the relationship – that you can use with your coaching clients. These support you to appear professional and organized, and lend legitimacy to your work.