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C.O.A.C.H. Training Systemfor Church Leaders Integrating Coaching Skills into Your Ministry Context Pastoral and Missional Leaders require new ways of communicating with those around you. Coaching skills are essential. This 3-day C.O.A.C.H. Training is for any leader who wishes to incorporate coaching skills into their existing leadership roles. The C.O.A.C.H. Training System will assist you in developing and expanding your coaching skills through additional TeleClasses, mentoring and hands-on coaching experience. Who Should Attend?
The Outcome Using coaching skills, you will be able to support people to:
This will result in increased effectiveness, more teamwork, higher morale, longer retention of people, and greater impact. Upon satisfactory completion of the C.O.A.C.H. Training System, you will receive denominational recognition as an Approved Coach. The Approach The Program
In addition, the program will cover topics such as:
The Program Leaders The Investment
Plan A: Coach Training System Package = $1595* (Process required to receive recognition as an Approved Coach)
Each apprentice coach will receive individual monthly coaching calls with a
Includes CoachNet® membership and ongoing supportive network to connect
Provides an accurate measurement of overall effectiveness as a coach and Team Rate: Five or more indiviuals from same group $1295 each with payment in full due before commencing 3 Day Training. Plan B: Coach Training (only) = $595**
Contact us today at cmtcoffice@aol.com or 260-747-1271 - - - - - - - C.O.A.C.H. Training Events: September 28 - 30, 2010 Living Oaks Community Church 1033 Business Center Cir. Newbury Park, CA 91320 November 10 - 12, 2010 Aldersgate Free Methodist Church 9035 E 21st Street Indianapolis, IN 46229 * * * * * February 2 - 4, 2011 Orlando, Florida C.O.A.C.H. TRAINING SYSTEM Overview - Components - Developmental Levels Raising up a network of competent coaches who empower thousands of pastors, church planters and missional leaders. Overview Effective coaching is critical to the starting and sustaining of healthy, reproducing churches! To achieve the goal of multiplying hundreds of new churches in the coming decade, dozens of skilled coaches must be trained, mentored and supported, The C.O.A.C.H. Training System (CTS) empowers you to effectively coach pastors, church planters and missional leaders through an on-the-field training experience. Key Components of the Training System Professional Training - You will participate in a 3-day interactive C.O.A.C.H. Training provided by International Coach Federation (ICF) members which focuses on acquiring coaching skills and competencies. Monthly Mentoring - Following the training, you will receive six months of mentoring while Ongoing Support - The CMTC Coach Network (CN) provides you a practical way to share ideas, success stories, and questions with other coaches. Tele-clases, chat rooms and regional huddles will connect coaches relationally, reinforce coaching skills and catalyze peer learning. Approved coaches and mentor coaches will be available for referral to CMTC partner network. CMTC CN Developmental Levels Participating in the C.O.A.C.H. Training System enables you to acquire the skills, confidence and experience necessary to coach leaders toward ministry and mission effectiveness. The training, mentoring and support will prepare you for coaching in various settings with appropriate recognition of your abilities. Level One: Apprentice Coach Once you have completed the 3-day C.O.A.C.H. Training, you will be considered an Apprentice Coach. Level Two: Approved Coach To gain Approved Coach status, you will focus on developing your coaching competencies and fulfilling these requirements: 1) Attend six 2-hour Tele-classs sessions. 2) Receive six months of mentor coaching. 3) Coach 2 -3 ministry leaders for a total of 25 hours (coaching logs). 4) Complete coaching competencies self-evaluation. You are encouraged to improve your coaching skills by gaining further coaching experience, networking with other coaches (CMTC CN) and pursuing addional coach-specific training. Level Three: Mentor Coach Reproducing yourself in other coaches will increase the effectiveness of pastors, church planters, and missional leaders across the nation. The CMTC has adopted ICF standards (www.coachfederation.org) for those who will serve as mentors. Meeting equivalent requirements will qualify you to serve as a Mentor Coach: 1) 60 documented hous of Coach-Specific Training 2) Completion of 10 hours of work with a qualified mentor coach 3) Minimum of 100 hours (75 paid) coaching experience with at least 8 coaches 4) 2 Reference Letters from Qualified Coaches 5) Demonstrates competency in Live Oral Exam
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