Reputation
Open Door has been coach training for 20 years and we have one of the strongest reputations internationally.
The next level of coach training in the workplace
After coaching for 20 years, it’s time to expand our vision to enable high performing workplaces using coaching skills. With this in mind you now have the opportunity to become a Level 1 Accredited Coach Trainer.
The program that you know, and love is available for you to deliver within your organisation or to your clients. Importantly, go behind the scenes of the coaching program to learn how to deliver outstanding coach training to your people, teams and clients. Furthermore, your students can achieve the Level 1 Workplace and Business Coaching Accreditation and apply for their ACC Credential.
Level 1 Accredited Coach Trainer
Level 1 Accredited Coach
Take the opportunity to become a Level 1 Accredited Coach Trainer.
Importantly, this 5-day Program is designed for coaches who are passionate about coaching and:
- You want to rollout coaching in your organisation;
- Alternatively, you want to deliver coach training as part of your business model to individuals or within workplaces
Furthermore, upon successful completion of the Program you can apply to sign an Agreement with Open Door to deliver the Level 1 coach training in your workplace or with your clients. *Note you need to hold ACC to deliver the program.
Specifically, train individuals within your workplace or business to achieve the Level 1 Workplace and Business Coaching Accreditation with Open Door. In addition, they can display the digital badge Level 1 Accredited Coach.
Importantly, your Learners can apply to the International Coach Federation (ICF) for their Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential (once they achieve the minimum 100 hours of client coaching experience).
What’s the opportunity?
Open Door has been in business for over 20 years. Furthermore, we are experts at delivering high quality coaching training. Importantly, meeting the standards set by the International Coach Federation (ICF).
The opportunity is for clients to become Accredited Coach Trainers. Apply for a licence to use Open Door’s materials, curriculum, and other resources. In particular to deliver proven coach training to individuals and within workplaces.
How has the opportunity come about?
Open Door’s Coaching Program is Accredited with the ICF as a Level 1 Accredited Program.
As a Level 1 program it means that students can:
- apply directly to the ICF for their ICF ACC credential or pick up an additional 60 hours coach training to add to their existing coach training
- in addition, go on to achieve the coaching qualification Certificate IV in Workplace and Business Coaching 10834NAT.
WHY BECOME AN ACCREDITED COACH TRAINER?
What's the Program?
You have the opportunity to become an Accredited Coach Trainer, meaning you are accredited by Open Door to deliver the Level 1 Workplace and Business Coaching Accreditation program. On successful completion of the Program you can then apply to Open Door to become licensed to deliver the Program to your clients or people within your organisation. Furthermore your learners can become Level 1 Accredited Coaches.
Who is the Program for?
Open Door's Accredited Coach Training Program is for coaches who are passionate about coaching and want to be able to rollout coaching in their organisation; OR you want to deliver coach training as part of your business model to individuals or within workplaces. Importantly, you will be delivering high quality coach training that is internationally accredited.
What pre-requisites do I need?
Accredited Coach Trainers need to hold: the Certificate IV in Workplace and Business Coaching (10834NAT or earlier qualification) OR hold a minimum of ICF Associated Certified Coach (ACC) credential (which means that they have achieved 60 hours of coach training, 10 hours of mentor coaching and have coached for 100 hours or more). Importantly you can deliver the program without the need for TAE qualification because this is not a requirement for ICF Level 1. Note: you do have to hold the ACC credential or higher, before you can deliver the program to your clients or in the workplace. However, this doesn't stop you from getting trained.
How do the Accredited Coach Trainers get trained?
To become an Accredited Coach Trainer you will attend the 5-day Accredited Coach Training Program. Importantly, you’ll be learning to deliver and assess the coach training program (coach the coach style).
Delivery is in person or via ZOOM and you do have to attend all days to achieve your Level 1 Accredited Coach Trainer status.
The Fee for this training is included in your Enrolment.
(Note: you then have the option to apply to sign an Agreement with Open Door to deliver the training and you will pay an Annual Fee…read on for more information)
What is the Agreement and when are Agreements renewed?
The Agreement is an annual license to deliver the Coach Training Program to your clients or individuals within the workplace. The Agreement is for the period of one year initially and can be renewed on an annual basis. You will pay an Annual Fee of $395.00 (inc GST) on signing the Agreement and each year thereafter.
*Note, you can attend the Accredited Coach Training, but it is an ICF requirement that you hold an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential prior to delivering the Coach Training Program to your clients or within the workplace.
What are the Accredited Coach Trainers delivering?
Accredited Coach Trainers apply to Open Door to sign an annual Agreement to deliver the Level 1 Workplace and Business Coaching Accreditation (the Program).
The Program includes:
- 15 modules (Modules 0 to 14)
- 5 Coaching Demonstrations
- and the Coaching Assignment.
The Accredited Coach Trainers can assess the coaching demonstrations (#1, 2 and 3). In particular, they can do this without the need for a TAE qualification because this training does not fall under Open Door’s RTO status. Importantly, Coaching Demonstration # 4 and # 5 is the ICF Performance Evaluation, and will be completed by Open Door.
What format can the Accredited Coach Trainers deliver in?
Accredited Coach Trainers deliver the 5-day training face to face in the classroom. Alternatively, via teleconference (of their choice) or a hybrid approach.
Note: the option for self-paced study is not included, because it doesn’t lead to a Level 1 accreditation and at this point. Therefore, partial completion is not an option.
How can you market yourself?
Importantly, after satisfactory completion of the Accredited Coach Training Program you receive a certificate and digital badge designating you as an Accredited Coach Trainer. Therefore, the designation title of Accredited Coach Trainer and badge is used in your marketing materials. Including social media, website and signature block.
*Note: you do have to sign an Agreement and hold the ACC credential prior to delivering the program.
In addition, people that you train become Level 1 Accredited Coaches. Therefore, they receive a digital badge that they can use in their signature block etc.
