Mentor coaching: How does it make a difference in your training as a life coach

Mentor coaching is a critical process to help professional coaches become better and more effective life coaches. Receiving mentor coaching is part of the ICF’s certification requirements. The process seems daunting and having someone listen to you as you coach could be intimidating in the beginning. However, the feedback you will receive throughout the mentor coaching sessions will help you focus on forward and positive thinking.

If you choose to be mentor-coached by MCC Jennifer Powers, one of the most acclaimed ICF-certified Mentor Coaches in the United States, her mentor coaching model focuses on your amazing potential as a coach.

What is Mentor Coaching?

Mentor Coaching is a relationship between you and your mentor who has already accomplished what you are trying to. Mentor Coaching is a valuable bond built to help you achieve a specific set of skills and goals within the field. Jennifer Powers will provide you with useful advice and focus to work better as a life coach.

If you are thinking about hiring Jennifer Powers:

It means that you are serious about becoming a better life coach. It means that you understand the value of being recognized by the International Coaching Federation. One of their requirements is to receive 10-hours of mentor coaching.

Group mentor coaching by Jennifer Powers

Jennifer offers mentor coaching in small groups. Her group sizes range between four to eight members. During the group meeting, you are allowed an opportunity to give input and receive feedback. Every group member will have their opportunity to provide ideas, insights, and feedback to one another.

Jennifer Powers works closely with each of her coaches, to understand their individual needs and competence, and ensure efficient mentor coaching.