Certificate in Professional Coaching Delivery Modes

Assessment
Assessment includes participation in the required program sessions, completion of exercises and assignments, reading, maintenance of a journal, practical coaching/mentoring practice and completion of a Coaching-In-Action learning project. Participants can expect this to involve about 65 hours of private study, coaching and assignment work, in addition to the 51 hours of workshops.

Accreditation
The Certificate in Professional Coaching Program has received recognition by Charles Sturt University for credit within its Bachelor of Education and Vocational Education programs and it is recognised by the International Coach Federation (Australasia) in its portfolio certification process for registration as a Certified Coach.

Location of CPC Public Program - University of Melbourne, Hawthorn.
Melbourne University,

Hawthorn Campus, Auburn Rd, Hawthorn. Melway Map 59 E2.

Transport
Plenty of all-day/evening on-site parking is available and there is easy access from the Monash Freeway.

Applications
Individuals may apply to enter the Certificate in Professional Coaching Program by completing the application form.

Entry to the CPC is selective, based on an applicant’s maturity, experience, relevant academic and professional background and other criteria. We invite all participants to meet with us and to provide a brief resume.