IAC Hong Kong Chapter

IAC Certified Coaches in Hong Kong

By Coach Bonnie on March 14, 2013 5:10 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

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Angela Spaxman (CC) Bonnie Chan (MCC) Eva Luk (MCC) Lorraine Lee (MCC) Monica Siu (CC)

Angela Spaxman

Angela Spaxman is a Leadership Coach and one of the pioneers of professional coaching in Hong Kong. She is the Founding President of the Hong Kong International Coaching Community and Past President of the International Association of Coaching. Angela is convinced that organizational leaders need to increase their self-awareness and expand their intentions in order to meet the global challenges of the 21st century. Coaching provides both a system for leadership development and an approach to leadership that exemplifies advanced leadership ability in the modern age.

Bonnie Chan

Bonnie Chan 是亞州及香港首批華人專業教練之一。她專注教練高級管理人員，幫助企業領袖成就自身的改變與成長及強化個人領導力。2005年曾擔任香港國際專業教練協會主席, 她熱心發展教練學本地化，慕求達到「一人一教練」的夢想, 使教練學精神融入各行各業，發揮人人我能的效應。她是首位華人教練取得IAC國際認証，在2011年更成為首位IAC認証考官。著作包括 "Parent Coach" 及「洞察、改變、成功」。

Eva Luk

Eva is a very committed and passionate in pursuing coaching for more than 4 years and her vision is to bring out individual greatness and uniqueness via coaching. Together with her rich people management experiences at work, Eva is capable in helping individual and organizational transformation by employing IAC Coaching Masteries as well as demonstrating her supportive and genuine coaching style. Also as a mother of a 10-year old daughter, Eva is enjoying to play the dual roles of being a mom and a coach. The more Eva practises coaching, the deeper she feels in contributing to more people who can benefit from coaching in walking their life journeys. So, she engages actively in pro-bono coaching for NGOs and participantes in coaching promotional activities in Hong Kong.

Lorraine Lee

Lorraine is passionate about coaching and supporting people to be the best they can be in all areas of their lives. She is a personal and professional development coach who works with a diverse range of managers and professional and she supports leaders who are committed to excellence.

Monica Siu

Having experienced how coaching transformed her from heart to soul, Monica is passionate to explore with her clients the giant within them. In 2010, she started pursuing her career in executive coaching full time. Monica's specialty lies in organization transformation, leadership development and career breakthrough. Prior to being a professional coach, Monica had more than 15 years of of managerial experience in Human Resources Management, Corporate Change Management and Organizational Talent Management with sizable corporations in Greater China.

IAC Certification Preparatory Course offered by HKU SPACE

By Coach Bonnie on March 14, 2013 11:02 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

I am pleased to see the IAC Certification Prepartory Course is formally offered by HKU SPACE.

Programme Objectives

This programme aims to equip coaches with the knowledge on the IAC Coaching Masteries™ and to apply them in a 30-minute coaching session for the IAC^®Certification.

Learning Objectives

The programme aims to achieve the following objectives:

to understand the definition, effect, key elements and distinctions of the IAC Coaching Masteries™.
to understand the IAC^®Ethical Principles and Code of Ethics.
to use the knowledge of the IAC Coaching Masteries™ for taking the Part 1 (written) Exam.
to apply the IAC Coaching Masteries™ in a 30-minute coaching sessionfor the Part 2 (demonstration) Exam.
to design and prepare the Learning Agreement as a requirement to earn the IAC-Practitioner Designation.

About Coaching Schools

By Coach Bonnie on March 14, 2013 10:56 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

Below was a posting I did on 8th Sep 2007. After 6 years, today I received a comment on my past blog that a reader found it is very useful. It triggers me to do another round of asking among coaches around me. Since 2007, there are more coaching schools and new courses are being offered in Hong Kong. It is a appropriate timing to work out more. Please stay tuned.

About Coaching Schools

In a meeting, I was asked to recommend a coaching school to an executive lady.

Of course, I was easily connecting this question with my coaching school. However, my second thought told me that it is a good question to explore with.

I, therefore, initiate to make a survey with coaches around me on "Where did you learn your coaching?" with comment in one sentence. Here we are. Please drop me an email on your coaching school to bonnie@coachlite.com

If you are planning for an IAC Certification, please note that IAC does not have any pre-requisition on where you get your coach training. Instead, IAC certify coaches on their masterful skill in using the IAC Coaching Masteries.

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I learnt my coaching from Coachville - Graduate School of Coaching 1,000 hours program (USA) . I see Coachville is a school with comprehensive and up-to-date coaching models and material for every walks of coaches that requires your curiosity to explore and digest at your own learning pace and good for coaches' continuous personal and professional learning development. Their 15 Coaching Proficiencies is excellent to master. ~ executive and business coach

I learnt my coaching from ICF approved program offered byInstitute of Life Coaching Training. ~ life and relationship coach

I took my coaching training with Results Coaching System, Australia. I chose this training because it has 3 days intensive face-to-face interaction and practices with another 12 weeks of telephone conference coaching and practice with all the participants. ~ trainer and life coach

My coaching school Is HKU SPACE on" Foundation Certificate in Life Coaching" for 6 months. The program is designed for middle and senior managers in HRD and HRM professions, organization development consultants, social workers and other professionals , etc. who are moving into a coaching role. At the end of the course, the participants can have preliminary understanding of their coaching style and the direction of improvement. ~ life coach

IAC Coaches organize Campus Coaching Cafe for student officiers

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Welcome Lunch for IAC Certifier Alison in Hong Kong

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IAC Student Members invited to share at the HKICC meeting Jan 2013

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Main theme of presentation

Coaching for the post-90 in Hong Kong.

Content of presentation

Coaching has been well adapted in the organization for executives' personal and professional development. Will coaching be equally effective if it applies on young people in the college?

Dr. Carol Kaufmann, director of the Institute of Coaching at Mclean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School Affiliate told Bonnie Chan, a HKICC professional coach that she gives coaching to their medical school students and its part of their education and people development program for future doctors. It makes sense to a practicing coach because coaching is proven to be a methodology helping coachees to raise their self-awareness and self-discovery. As a result, coachees are empowered to develop more self-acceptance and personal insights in their lives and workplaces. What if the same practice also happens in Hong Kong?

This workshop is a sharing session from a group of local coaches who have initiated an experiential project in giving pro-bona coaching to college students in Hong Kong who are the post-90s. Coaches will share how they structured the project and what feedback received from students. Participants will be invited to discuss on the possibilities of introducing coaching to the education field and how to provide impact on the post-90s for their personal development.

This is a CD meeting of Hong Kong International Coaching Community (HKICC) in collaboration with Hong Kong Coaching Outreach (HKCO) for Chinese speaking coaches to promote "Coaching" to the general public. Our ultimate goal is to make "Coaching" localized.

What Will You Learn

l How do the post-90s perceive coaching on them

l Insights on how coaching is applied in the education field

l Potential development for coaching in the education field

About the Presenter: Ms. Leanne Chan, ICF-ACC

Leanne Chan, a Career and Campus Coach, President of the International Association of Coaching (IAC), Hong Kong Chapter. Leanne has been in the HR professional for more than 15 years. She is passionate in helping young people to know who they are and who they want to become, proactively get clarity on and plan for their future through coaching.

Target audience

l Coaches or Individuals interested in personal-development, as well as developing others.

l Educators and Youth development professionals.

Duration:

Registration and networking: 6:45 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Sharing and discussion: 7: 00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.

Fee:

Free for HKICC and HKCO members / $100 for non -members

Language : Cantonese

Enquiry

Please email Lee Wai Lan at community@coachinghk.com

Christmas Party 2012

By Coach Bonnie on December 1, 2012 6:36 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

4Xmas - 1 Christmas gathering
joining 4 Coaching Organisations in Hong Kong

Date: Thursday 13 December, 2012

Time: 7 - 10pm

Location: Psychic Jack Lounge
1/F, 30-32 Wyndham St, Central, 2868 6102.

For the first time ever the four coaching organisations in Hong Kong are joining together to celebrate Christmas! Meet old friends and make new ones in this wonderful evening of networking, games, carol singing and lots more!

Members and friends of Hong Kong Coaching Outreach (HKCO), Hong Kong International Coaching Community (HKICC), International Association of Coaching, Hong Kong Chapter (IACHK) and International Coach Federation Hong Kong (ICFHK) are all welcomed. Looking forward to see you all then!

Prices: 260$HK for members of any of the 4 organizations

310$HK for non-members.

Includes: 2 drinks and unlimited finger food for 3 hours.

Fun, games, singing and networking.

To register for this event, please click here.

Inquiry: Katherine Lo at lo.katherine18@gmail.com

cheers, Leanne Chan, President, Hong Kong Chapter.

New IAC Hong Kong Chapter President - Leanne Chan

By Coach Bonnie on November 14, 2012 2:36 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

I am pleased to annoucement the new IAC Hong Kong Chapter President Leanne Chan and Vice President, Alic Koon.

Left: Leanne Chan, president (2012 ~)

Right: Bonnie Chan, past chapter president (2008-2012)

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一起走過的日子 "Those were the days" PPT Slide Show (2008-2012)

By Coach Bonnie on November 14, 2012 1:40 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

Dear Coaches,

To show my warm appreciation to all your kind support to me throughout the past 5 years in IAC as the HK Chapter president. I have used my very limited technology to produce a PPT video where capturing all my nice memories with you. As I don't have the original photos, some of them the resolution were low and blur. Please enjoy watching.

Promoting Coaching is a difficult journey but it brought us together. Moreover, it will bring the future of our next generations in a more respectful, loving and humanistic way. I will remain always beside you.

Please continue to extend your greatest support to Coach Leanne Chan, our new IAC HK Chapter president and Alic Koon, the Vice president.

Cheers, bonnie