Accredited Coaching Supervision Training for Experienced Coaches Around the World.

As an experienced coach, you may feel called to support other coaches, elevate the profession, and deepen your own practice.

But here’s the question: Do you really need supervision training?

After all, you already have coaching expertise—so what’s different?

Coaching supervision isn’t just coaching the coach. It’s a whole new discipline. While your coaching skills—communication, inquiry, and relationship-building—remain essential, supervision expands your perspective, deepens your impact, and equips you with an entirely new skillset.

As a coaching supervisor, you’ll step into multiple roles:

• Coach – Holding space for reflection and insight
• Teacher – Helping coaches grow their craft
• Guardian – Upholding ethical and professional standards
• Systemic Thinker – Seeing the bigger picture
• Guide – Navigating the complexities of the coaching world
• Listener – Providing a restorative space for coaches

Many experienced coaches are surprised—and delighted—by how much they learn in supervision training. It’s not just an extension of coaching; it’s an evolution.

Becoming a coaching supervisor will enrich your coaching, stretch your thinking, and expand your professional opportunities—all while making a meaningful impact on the future of coaching.