10/13/2026
Formal coach training can be a fulfilling next step for people who want to support others with greater intention, skill, and impact.
Many people who pursue coach training and credentialing are already using coaching-adjacent skills in their current work. They may be leaders, managers, consultants, HR professionals, mentors, or trusted colleagues who regularly help others think through challenges, make decisions, and grow.
GISC’s Competency Development Program for Coach Certification: Skills for High-Impact Coaching is designed to help you move from informal guidance and mentoring into a more intentional, skillful coaching practice.
Through theory, powerful frameworks, discussion, extensive practice, peer learning, and support from qualified faculty/mentor coaches, participants build practical coaching skills they can use with clients, teams, organizations, or in their current roles.
The program is grounded in Gestalt coaching, an approach that helps coaches pay attention to what is happening in the moment, listen deeply, notice patterns, and support clients in discovering new choices.
The upcoming in-person Boston cohort offers a meaningful opportunity to learn alongside faculty and peers in person, in the same room, with time for connection, practice, and feedback across three sessions.
Successful completion earns the GISC Coach Certificate and qualifies graduates to apply for International Coaching Federation credentials.
If coaching feels like the direction you’re ready to explore more seriously, this program offers a strong foundation for taking that next step.
Learn more:
https://www.gisc.org/competency-development-program