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Friday 27th June
On Break
Over the past few weeks, we’ve focused our Coaching Café series on one of the most critical leadership and coaching opportunities: annual performance conversations.
We’ve explored:
✔️ How performance conversations can build engagement
✔️ How coaching shifts under-performance
✔️ How to prepare better questions
✔️ How to coach through the tricky conversations
✔️ How strengths-based conversations can create a 36% uplift in performance
Feel free to catch up via our Blogs, YouTube, or audio platforms.
We will be back on Friday 4th July 2025.
Friday 4th July
Midday AEST (Melbourne Time)
Are you a competent coach? Exploring the ACC level
After focusing on how we coach others in the past series, we’re now turning the lens inward. In this new Coaching Café series, we shift the focus to our own coaching development – starting with a deep dive into the ACC level of competency.
✨ What does competent coaching look like, sound like, and feel like?
✨ What behaviours or practices might be deemed not yet competent under the ICF Core Competencies?
✨ Would your coaching be assessed as competent against international standards?
You’ll have the unique opportunity to learn from Open Door’s Learning and Development Manager, Brigitte Calvert.
With over 20 years of experience as an ICF assessor, Brigitte brings expert insights from listening to and giving feedback on hundreds of coaching demonstrations. Along with insights from Paula Jones-Hunt, you’ll get clear, practical insights into what makes a coach competent – and what doesn’t.
Whether you’re working toward your ACC or want to refine your coaching at any level, this session will help you:
✔️ Understand how coaching is assessed at ACC level
✔️ Recognise the difference between competent and not-yet-competent coaching
✔️ Identify a few key areas to focus your own development
🎯 Let’s start the new season by raising the bar for ourselves as coaches.
Core Competency 0.5 hours
Friday 11th July
Midday AEST (Melbourne Time)
Taking it up a level: Exploring PCC-level coaching competency
In our new Coaching Café season we will explore in the first week what competent coaching looks like at the ACC level. This week, we’re taking it up a notch as we unpack PCC-level coaching—and what it truly means to coach at that next level.
✨ What distinguishes a competent coach from a PCC coach?
✨ What does it sound like when you’re coaching at the PCC level?
✨ What are the most common things that hold coaches back from reaching PCC standards?
Hosted by Paula Jones-Hunt, join us as Brigitte Calvert, Open Door’s Learning and Development Manager and long-time ICF assessor, shares her perspective from listening to and evaluating hundreds of coaching demonstrations at the PCC level.
This session will help you:
✔️ Understand the jump in depth and complexity expected at PCC
✔️ Recognise how mindset, presence and partnership evolve at this level
✔️ Identify your own development priorities if you’re working toward PCC—or want to deepen your coaching
Whether you’re actively preparing for your credential, mentoring other coaches, or simply want to elevate your coaching practice, this Coaching Café is packed with insights.
Let’s keep raising the bar—together.
Core Competency 0.5 hours
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2025-06-02 17:23:212025-06-02 17:23:21Quality Performance ConversationsTerms and conditions
- Open Door is bound by the guidelines issued by the International Coach Federation (ICF) in regards to the issuance of Continuing Coach Education (CCE) hours.
- Open Door uses Zoom to track and report on attendance and you have to attend the entire 30 minute presentation (as evidence on the report) to earn the CCE.
- If you do not attend at least 30 minutes of the presentation, then the CCE cannot be awarded. This is not negotiable.
- The facilitator will log on prior to the presentation for you to check your software, and you are encouraged to log on early to make sure that your attendance will be recorded. It is your responsibility to ensure that you can hear the facilitator and see the slides.
- Open Door will not be held responsible for any reason, if you can’t attend the full session, this includes software drops outs or personal matters including ill health.
- You must attend the live session in order to achieve the CCE – you are not eligible to earn the CCE by listening to recording afterwards.
- Open Door reserves the right to change the topic, time, date or presenter as needed. We obviously try to avoid this, but sometimes it cannot be helped. Thanks for your understanding.
