Life Coaching is a very fast-growing industry these days and you can enroll in this program without any experience.

Here are details about the Life Coaching program:

About Life Coaching:

Coaching is a development of the individual’s capabilities, skills, power, and inner strength to let one achieve what he wishes to. It cannot be done by just reading some reference books or by using some theory or thesis. Coaching comes into practice by seeing, experiencing, and feeling life and individual closely.

We have all the powers to conquer the universe, if combined together all human cells can release more energy than any bomb. All we need to do is to bring our powers together and know what we are capable of.

Are you aware of what you can do? ... May be Yes.

Are you aware of what you cannot do? ... May be Yes.

But are you aware of how can you do things you think you cannot and do you want to do? .... May be NO

 

That’s where coaching comes into the picture, we develop you from within to put your goals into actions.

All the small little achievements of life – it may be passing an exam, you always feared or fighting through an unknown route or struggling your way out to the unpredictable, or coming out of a ‘NO’ said by the girl next door or maybe standing yourself without support after falling many times.

It might seem childish and stupid, but these little achievements anchors strengths in us, which we forget as we move on. Coaching helps in recalling these abilities, strengths & powers, and move to the next level, which you could never reach but always desired.

 

When every individual is different, his experience, abilities, and understanding are also different. Then how can we have same way of dealing with the same situation or how can we same solutions for the same problem?

 

Coaching is a customized solution to develop an individual for achieving his professional and personal goals. Life is a composite sphere of career, finance, health, friends & family, personal growth, social life, attitude, relations, and physical environment. Everything in our life revolves around either one of them.

A disproportion in any one of them brings about an overall imbalance in life. For a happier, successful and a contend life it is important to bring in synergy and synchronization is all.

Life Coaching helps collaborate them all for a better and happier living.

 

As a life coach, we believe the concept of SOHMS - Synergy of Heart, Mind, and Soul. If we are able to bring in that synergy we can achieve all our goals. And this can only be brought in if we know what to do when, where, and how much to utilize our powers and strengths. Coaching helps in facilitating all and bringing out the best in you.

 

WITH THE RIGHT POWER COMES RIGHT KNOWING.

 

KNOW THE POWER OF INTROSPECTION, EXPLORE YOURSELF AND A CREATE A MASTERPIECE OF YOURSELF.

 

Total Duration: 34 hours (Sessions can be arranged on weekends also)

 

Session Mode: Online, WebEx, Video Conference, Telephonic, and Face to Face

 

If you want to empower others to achieve their goals, maximize their potential and make changes in their lives, a career as a life coach will suit you

Life coaching isn't just giving advice. It's more about developing a relationship with your client that helps them to decide what changes they need to make to achieve their potential.

Coaching and counselling are similar as they both develop on-going, confidential, one-to-one relationships. However, counselling focuses on deep emotional healing, while coaching concentrates on identifying personal strengths, areas for development and helps clients to plan positive goals.

As well as dealing with clients on an individual basis, you may also deliver personal development workshops for small or large groups. It's crucial that, as a life coach, you're able to identify when a client may need to be referred for alternative support.

Life coaching isn't a regulated service, but clients may expect you to be accredited by a professional body to reflect your training and ethical work.

Types of life coaching

You would usually specialise in one area of coaching, such as:

• Career coaching
• Executive business
• Group coaching
• Health and well being
• Performance management
• Personal development
• Relationship
• Retirement
• Spiritual
• Youth coaching.

For some areas of coaching, such as executive business, companies or individuals may expect you to have a background in HR and training, or business. It's important to research each discipline to have a clear understanding of what's expected of you in the role.

Responsibilities

As a life coach, you'll need to:

• Agree on a coaching contract for a number of sessions, discuss confidentiality and work to a Code of Ethics
• Build a good working relationship with your client that allows them to communicate their values and beliefs
• Motivate and encourage your client throughout the change process
• Use coaching skills to develop your client's self-awareness
• Be aware of self-help techniques such as mindfulness and how this can help clients manage stress and increase productivity
• Help clients gain a clearer understanding of their beliefs and how they impact their feelings
• Work with clients to develop agreed strategies for reaching their goals, continually reviewing progress
• Have a clear understanding of coaching frameworks and theories of positive psychology with the ability to apply them in practice
• Work safely as a reflective practitioner to develop greater self-awareness when working with clients.

Salary

Life coaching is typically carried out on a part-time basis and so you may need additional work to supplement your income. It may be possible, however, to get a full-time contract with an employer to offer career coaching or personal development within their company, which will provide you with a more secure salary.

Income figures are intended as a guide only.

Working hours

As you'll typically be self-employed, you can set your own working hours. You should expect to offer evening or weekend appointments as this is when many clients will want to meet.

It's important to recognise that any form of intensive work with clients can be emotionally demanding. Your professional body may recommend a maximum number of hours of client contact per week.

Many coaches work part time to compliment other similar work such as counselling or careers consultancy. You'll need to invest time in building your reputation and networking with agencies, employers and potential clients and so may need to factor time for that into your working week. Also allow time for professional development activities and supervision.

What to expect

• You'll be office-based but may travel to other locations if you're employed or contracted to an employer. You may also need to travel for networking events or training.
• You may choose to work from home or rent an appropriate space to work from.
• You will need to have an understanding of being self-employed, such as having a business plan and registering with Firm.
• As well as conducting face-to-face coaching, you should expect to carry out coaching over the phone or online.
• The job can be emotionally challenging, especially with clients who may be resistant to change.
• You will need to have the ability to think flexibly when working with clients to find an alternative approach that suits them.
• Professional supervision is essential to ensure that you're working ethically, but also for personal development. Group supervision is commonplace so that best practices can be shared.

Career prospects

If you move more into executive, health, or career coaching there may be opportunities to find work within different organisations who specialise in these areas, as well as the chance to advance into management roles.

With experience, you may begin to run workshops and take on extra responsibility by offering supervision to other coaches.

As you build your reputation with your own private clients, you may be able to expand and build your brand by writing blogs, books, magazines or newspaper articles, or contributing to radio and television items. In this way, you can build your client base and charge higher fees.

 

Skills

You will need to have:

• Excellent listening and observational skills, with highly developed communication skills and the ability to demonstrate empathy towards clients
• The ability to build a productive working relationship with your client in a short space of time
• A non-judgmental attitude and the ability to connect with people from diverse backgrounds
• The ability to motivate and inspire your clients
• Confidence to challenge clients in an empathic way
• Extensive knowledge of the theory that underpins your work that's linked to personal growth
• An understanding of your own beliefs that may influence your responses
• Knowledge of confidentiality and the ability to work within appropriate boundaries
• Excellent organisational skills to manage clients and associated paperwork
• Entrepreneurial skills for setting up and running your own business
• Basic skills to plan a marketing campaign, with an understanding of online advertising and websites
• Networking skills for widening your client base and gaining contacts within the coaching industry.