Mentor Coaching
What is mentor coaching?
Mentor Coaching consists of coaching, feedback and suggested targets and is delivered in a collaborative style consisting of a two way dialogue between the mentor and coach. A Mentor Coach is somebody who has acquired the relevant coach education, credentials and who has a proven track record of success. For credentialing, the purpose is to increase the coach’s capabilities specifically related to core competencies, markers or frameworks. Ultimately, a mentor coach’s aim is to help other coaches grow so that they can, in turn, be the best coach possible for their clients.
What can jigsaw.coach offer you in terms of mentor coaching?
As a registered ICF Mentor Coach and an experienced Master Certified Coach (MCC), Caroline Beckett is well-placed to deliver mentor coaching. With 100% track record for all ACC, PCC and MCC submissions of mentees to ICF to date, Caroline has a proven track record of success. She has undertaken specific ICF Continued Coach Education (CCE) with a focus on mentor coaching, completed the ICF PCC marker training programme and is committed to her own professional development in this area. Jigsaw.coach delivers mentor coaching in small groups, on a one-to-one basis or in packages combining both. Caroline also holds Global Individual Accreditation (EIA) at Senior Practitioner Level with the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).
If you are keen to take your coaching to the next level, you can choose from one of the following options for mentor coaching with Caroline:
- 10 hours 1:1
- 3 hours 1:1
- 10.5 hour combined package of 3 hours 1:1 and 7.5 hours group
What is the purpose of mentor coaching?
Mentoring coaching provides:
- Professional assistance to help coaches achieve and demonstrate the levels of competency and capability demanded by the desired ICF credentialing level.
- A space for reflection and professional development opportunities.
- Practical support with the application or renewal process.
The bespoke one-to-one mentor coaching sessions involve an individualised process which includes the following steps:
- The coach will be asked to share a recorded session of between 30 – 60 minutes in advance.
- The mentor will listen to the recording prior to the mentoring session in order to prepare notes, targets and points for discussion.
- The coach will be asked to listen to their recording again and map their performance against the ICF Core Competencies.
- The coach and mentor will meet together on zoom to discuss the coaching session and agree targets for improvement.
- The coach and mentor will partner in designing a way of checking on progress.
- Sessions may also include preparation for the ICF Credential Exam and assistance with the ICF application process.
What distinguishes jigsaw.coach from other providers?
Unique features from jigsaw.coach!
- Mentees will be provided with a variety of recordings from different coaches to assess so that they have exposure to ACC, PCC and MCC behaviours and competencies in action. Areas of strength and ideas for improvement will be discussed during the mentor coaching session.
- A transcript of your session will be provided so you will not have to pay for this additional service should you be submitting to ICF, AC or EMCC.
- Complimentary access to the jigsaw.coach Active Listening self-study programme.
- Assistance with ICF Credential Exam preparation including complementary access to the jigsaw.coach 81 page mock examination. More information about these resources can be found here.
Upcoming Group Dates: Sept, Oct and Nov 2024
Tuesday Sessions UK timings 4.30pm – 6.00pm
September: 3rd, 17th
October: 1st, 15th
November: 5th
Thursday Sessions UK timings 11am – 12.30pm
September: 5th, 19th
October: 3rd, 17th
November: 7th
What is required by the ICF credentialing process in relation to mentor coaching?
For credentialing purposes, ICF requires that Mentor Coaching should take place over at least three months which allows time for the coach to implement their targets for improvement. This can be split into seven group mentoring sessions and three or more one-to-one sessions.
Specific information from ICF can be found here.