MCS: This is the new ICF specialisation for Mentor Coaches

The changes announced by the International Coaching Federation this spring to its accreditation model, incorporating new specialisations and credentials, are already reflected in the European School of Coaching's offering, true to its purpose of supporting the coaching community to comply with the ICF's from the outset.

Among the recent changes announced by the ICF, two new credentials stand out: Mentor Coach Specialization (MCS) and Coaching Supervisor Specialization (CSS), and two new accreditations for programmes: AAMC (Advanced Accredited Mentor Coach) y AASC (Advanced Accredited Supervisor Coach).

Specialisations and accreditations that the ICF dedicates to coaches who are dedicated, or wish to be dedicated, to mentoring and supervising other coaches.

The first step taken by EEC consists of offering specific training in Mentor Coaching, as required by ICF, to all professionals who wish to obtain their MCS through professional experience. Training that can be taken from 24 September, online and live via streaming.

Therefore, coaches who are already practising or want to practise as coaches' mentors and support coaches in their professional development specifically on ICF competencies, can take the next step hand-in-hand with EEC's experts.

Details of the updated programme to respond to the new demands of ICF

• 10 hours of specific training to apply for your MCS credential.
• Coaching by PCC and MCC Coaches as well as MCS Mentor Coaches.
• Personalised advice throughout the enrolment and accreditation process.
• Live online from 24 September

Webinar Presentation

Antes del lanzamiento del programa, invitamos a los interesados a un Free webinar on Tuesday 21st July, with Ruth Gavilán, MCC coach and accredited Mentor Coach since 2015, where we will explain the ICF changes and how to prepare to achieve MCS accreditation.