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NOTES: / TAB 7: Student Graduation Requirements
COACH2-Integral Classes and Hours of Credit
In order to graduate from COACH2-Integral and receive a certificate of completion, all students must (a) complete the six core classes:
1.COACH2 Class
2.SFDCS Class (Strategy Focused Developmental Coaching)
3.ISIS Class (Integrated Strategic Intention System)
4.CCSClass (Coach Certified System)
5.CCSIndividual Coaching Experience
6.COACH2-Integral Retreat Experience
And, (b) complete the two-part final exam process, oral and written.
Following is a summary of classes, hours of credit and attendance requirements:
Class / Class length / Hours of Credit Earned / Attendance Requirements
- COACH2 Class - Initial coach training of foundational principles and skills in theory and practice.
Minimum attendance (direct interaction) = 70.5 hours
Maximum make up (asynchronous learning) =
30 hours
- SFDCS Class (Strategy Focused Developmental Coaching System) - Organizational and individual assessment theory and guiding principles.
- ISIS Class (Integrated Strategic Intention System) - An intensive short-course for focused strategic mapping on one of five levels: Prime, Initiative, Objective,Project, or Developmental.
- CCS Class (Coach Certified System) - Accountability coaching system for integrating COACH2 skills with ISIS individual strategic map within an SFDCS organizational structure.
- CCS Individual Coaching Experience - Coaching experience within the CCS model.
- COACH2-IntegralRetreat Experience – Coaching experience utilizing all coaching skills taught to this point.
TOTAL POSSIBLE CREDIT / 130 HOURS
TOTAL MINIMUM DIRECT INTERACTION / 100 HOURS
Attendance Requirements
Students must meet the requirements above. Should students miss any live voice-to-voice trainings in classes 1-4, they may do self-study to make up for such missed classes by accessing cyber courses, consisting of pre-recorded audios and downloadable class materials, with the following caveats:
- Make up study is limited to 30 hours throughout classes 1-4.
- Full participation in the CCS Individual Coaching Experience is mandatory in order to graduate.
- Full attendance at the COACH2-Integral Retreat Experience is mandatory in order to graduate.
- The required minimum direct interaction hours in COACH2-Integralis one hundred (100).
Complete all Competency Reviews and submit for review. (COACH2)
Submit completed iMap of a developmental issue. (SFDCS).
Submit completed ISIS Prime map for business or life. (ISIS)
Turn in all coaching commitment and update notices to coach before and after sessions as designed. (CCS Experience)
Six Observed Coaching Sessions
The COACH2-Integral program meets the ICF standard of a minimum of six mandatory observed coaching sessions for students. These six observed sessions are separate from our final graded oral exam.
COACH2-Integral includes multiple opportunities throughout our programs for triangulated observed coaching practice, with feedback from instructors and mentor coaches. A qualified instructor—and instructors-in-training—script each session, inserting review comments and providing live feedback to all students.
COACH2-Integral includes observed coaching sessions in 20 of the 26 Modules of the COACH2 class. Upon completion of the COACH2 class, students have a minimum of six observed coaching sessions and possibly as many as 12-15. In addition, the COACH2-Integral Retreat Experience includes at least one observed coaching session per student.
In order to graduate, students must participate in a minimum of six mandatory observed coaching sessions as the person coaching.
Required Outside Reading
All assigned Modules.
All assigned reading material.
Optional and recommended: as many of the books discussed in the various Modules, class discussions and audio recordings.
- See APPENDIX TAB7(a): COACH2-Integral Book List
COACH2-Integral adopts an ongoing and cumulative policy of examination. The six core classes of COACH2-Integral culminate in a two-part final exam process (oral and written), however, students must also meet minimum requirements throughout all classes, namely:
Students must complete at least 100 out of a possible 130 SLCH.
COACH2-Integral utilizes an online points system in our intranet. The system is design for students (and facilitators) to track both attendance and which roles students take in each class. (Roles include welcome person, participant, PC, PBC, observer). Multipliers are applied depending on the amount of time attended and the role students take.
Students need to earn 7500 points during their COACH2 class, which must include at least 500 points of coaching experience, 500 points of PBC experience, 500 points of observer experience, and 2500 points from the Retreat Experience.
Students must turn in all assignments for each individual course to their class leader:ISIS maps, competency reviews, progress reports, and exams.
All students participate in triangulated observed coaching sessions at each of the two Semester Role Play reviews (Modules #9 and #17). Students must take the role of coach at least once in each of these Modules. (Students rotate role of coach, PBC and observer in other Modules; observed coaching is included in 20 of the 26 Modules of COACH2 class).
Students must completethe COACH2-Integral final written exam and achieve a passing score of 70% minimum.
Students must have a live, recorded and evaluated oral examination of coaching skills demonstrating the core ICF and COACH2-Integral Competencies.
At the live COACH2-Integral Retreat Experience, students must:
- submit their completed Competency Reviews for COACH2 Modules #9, #17 and #24,
- provide comprehensive written answers to all ten questions in COACH2 Module #24, and
- total up all points accumulated for classes attended.
Students must demonstrate their accurate comprehension through 70% correct answers on the three sets of Competency Reviews (questions cover material from all Modules) along with the minimum number of points (7500).
Students then take a final oral exam at the COACH2-Integral Retreat Experience. Each student demonstrates their coaching abilities with a live coaching session that is observed by one or more qualified instructors and peer evaluators. Each session is videotaped, followed by detailed feedback, and a final evaluation by a qualified instructor who is a PCC or MCC level examiner.
Alternatively, the final oral exam may be administered via telephone.
Students must also take a Final Written Exam upon completion of all six classes, and achieve a 70% pass rate for proper graduation. The Final Written Exam covers all ICF competencies, course content from COACH2, ISIS, SFDCS and CCS. By attaining a minimum of 70% correct answers, students demonstrate their understanding and retention of the teachings of COACH2-Integral.
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