September 2007 Archives
深圳，广州，上海，北京，台湾，日本东京，日本大阪
请以电子邮件至bonnie@coachlite.com与本人联络，英语、汉语或日语均可。
If you have a vision to expand your coaching network, to crystalize meaningful project(s) with passionate coaches, to assist your society to apply coaching culture, to realize your coaching leadership, please come and join us to host your local chapter.
I would be delighted to assist coaches in below areas to start up their IAC local chapter(s):
Shenzhen, China (set up in 2008)
Guangzhou, China (received enquiry)
Shanghai, China
Beijing, China
Taiwan
Singapore
Tokyo, Japan
Osaka, Japan
Interested parties please email me with English or Chinese (中文) or Japanese(日本語) at bonnie@coachlite.com and check here.
Penn State's Smeal College of Business annouces that executive coach
Marshall Goldsmith will deliver a lecture at 4:30pm Oct 17 in the
university. The talk, which highlights "What Got You here Won't Get You
There," is open to the public.
Hi coaches, will it be a vision for you to give a lecture in the Hong Kong University or the Hong Kong City University and else?
If YES:
- What kind of new impact about coaching you would like to give to the audiences?
- What would you like to see happening after 1 month you step out from the lecture hall?
- What does this lecture means to you?
- Why you are the one deserve to give this lecture?
- With whom you would like to sharing this achievement?
- Who would you like to talk to right now?
Information provided here is at the best information from the chapter host without verification.
Hong Kong
Tomas Bay (2004)
Angela Spaxman (2004)
Bonnie Chan (2004)
Katherine Lo (2004)
Raymond Shum (2004)
Nana Wong (2004)
Selene To (Sep 2007)
Pandora Ng (Sep 2007)
Lorraine Lee (Apr 2008)
China
Julia Zhu (2006)
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 by Institute 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
more sharing is coming, please stay tuned.
1. What is IAC's plan in offering certification in Chinese?
2. If IAC's certifiers are listening to the greatness of the coaching recordings for Test 2, how could the passing rate be improved?
3. What is the benefit of being a certified coach?
4. How will IAC provide a continuous development platform for IAC certified coaches?
5. Where can we get the coaching education links to the IAC Certificaiton?
Get To Know Your Chapter Host
Bonnie Chan, IAC Certifed Coach, trained at Coachville's Graduate School of Coaching, current member of IAC Board of Governors, past president of Hong Kong International Coaching Community, over 20 years of international trading business, offers executive and business coaching in Chinese (Putonghua and Cantonese), English and Japanese.
