STC Systemic team coaching program (ACTC – Advanced Certification in Team Coaching credential)

About this course

What is Team Coaching?

• Coaching can do wonders for individuals. Imagine the kind of success an organization could achieve if the team received valuable coaching. Team coaching is designed and implemented when we want individuals functioning as a team to collaborate to boost the team’s performance. The purpose of Team Coaching lies in holding the goal as the topmost agenda while slowly integrating individual goals and the process of achieving them with each other’s help.
• They as an indication of what must be happening in the wider organizational system. The role of the expert Systemic Team Coach is to partner with the team to provide a learning environment to enable the team to connect better both within itself and its stakeholders outside, keeping in view its larger purpose.
• Start Your ICF – accredited Systemic Team Coaching program and the journey to achieve the ICF-ACTC (Advanced Certification in Team Coaching)
• Systemic Team Coaching is a transformative approach that enables teams to align with organizational purpose, navigate complexity and engage meaningfully with all the stakeholders. If you are a coach or a leader looking to deepen your impact, the ICF Advanced Certification in Team coaching is the next milestone in your professional journey.

We at Coach-To-Transformation offer a structured and ICF-approved curriculum that prepares you to qualify for the ACTC credential through our ICF -accredited Systemic Team Coaching program. Our program integrates all existing models of Team Coaching, core ICF Team Coaching competencies, real-time team interventions, and stakeholder mapping to develop your capacity as a systems thinker and a team enabler.

• What is AATC ?

AATC is Advanced Accreditation in Team Coaching which any coaching school can receive if its Team Coaching course satisfies the requirements. CTT is proud to share that our Systemic Team coaching program has received its AATC. This means that the participants who complete the Advanced Certification in Team Coaching program from Coach To Transformation would be able to apply for the ICF Advanced Certification in Team Coaching.

• What is ACTC?

ICF Advanced Certification in Team Coaching (ACTC) is a credential that participants can apply for after completing our Systemic Team Coaching program.

This Certification allows coach practitioners to build upon their competence as an ICF Credential-holder (ACC, PCC or MCC) and demonstrate their advanced knowledge, skills, and abilities in the specialized discipline of team coaching.

Benefits of Coach To Transformation’s Systemic Team Coaching Program and ACTC:

• It qualifies participants to apply for ACTC credential.
• STC ensures that team listens how to create value outside of the team by connecting the thinking to the wider organization.
• ICF AATC approved Systemic Team coaching program for 76 hours that’s 14 hours more than the existing competitors.
• With ACTC, team coaches prove they are competent and capable of providing the complex skills required for effective Team Coaching.

They also demonstrate the value they offer to teams and organizations through their independence, verified advanced skills, expertise and experience.

What is the difference between Group Coaching and Team Coaching?

• Group: This means that participants who complete the Systemic Team coaching program from Coach-To-Transformation would be able to apply for the ICF Advanced Certification in Team Coaching (ACTC).

• Group Coaching: Partnering with a group of individuals who share a common interest or learning experience, or skills, where the coach and other group members offer support and inspiration to maximize individual abilities and potential.

• Team: A group of people with a common purpose and shared goals, who work independently in a shared context.

• Team Coaching: Partnering in a creative and reflective process with a team and its dynamics and relationships in a way that inspires them to maximize their abilities and potential in order to reach their common purpose and shared goals. Team coaching is not leader behavior.

• Team Facilitation: engaging a team through guided participation to discover, foster, and apply insights to enhance team processes and effectiveness.

Who can participate?

• The intended audience includes coaches / Internal HR who can facilitate teams.
• Anyone who wants to learn about Team Coaching is welcome to participate.
• All Participants will be awarded a Completion certificate from Coach-To-Transformation.
• If participants wish to apply for ICF ACTC, then you will at least need a Level 1 / ACC accreditation. Journey of an ACTC participant: ( Planning on adding the Flow chart that is used on the ACTC brochure).