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Animas Centre for Coaching

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Animas Centre for Coaching is a UK coach training school founded in 2008 by Nick Bolton, with all of its training delivered online. Its main course, the Accredited Diploma in Transformative Coaching, is for people training as life, executive or internal coaches, and for those who want to use coaching in an existing role. It runs as six two-day live virtual modules in groups of up to 15. Students also get one-to-one mentoring from a coach credentialed by the International Coaching Federation (ICF), twice-monthly group supervision, observed practice and assessment, and have up to 12 months to complete. Animas also lists 12-week certificate programmes in existential, psychodynamic, Jungian and other coaching approaches, currently taking names for a waiting list. The diploma costs £6,995 with no VAT charged, and some 2026 places are listed at £6,495. A £995 deposit secures a place, with the balance payable in full or in 10 interest-free instalments. Animas states that the diploma is accredited by the ICF at Level 2, by the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) at Senior Practitioner level and by the Association for Coaching. Nick Bolton also founded the International Centre for Coaching Supervision, and Ruth Randall is chief executive.

Barefoot Coaching

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Barefoot Coaching Ltd is a coach training and workplace coaching company based in Castle Donington, Derbyshire, founded by Kim Morgan. Its main course is the ICF Accredited Coach Training Programme, accredited at Level 2 by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and open to people new to coaching. It is taught live online in 28 half-day Zoom sessions over about four months. A shorter Coaching Skills Foundation Programme runs over six half-day sessions, and the Leader as Coach Programme is aimed at managers who want to use coaching in their role. Qualified coaches can take further courses in team coaching, coaching supervision and coaching for grief and loss. For organisations it provides one-to-one coaching, usually four or six sessions of 90 to 120 minutes held in person or online, as well as team and group coaching. The main course costs £7,395, including VAT for self-funders and plus VAT for company-funded places. An optional Postgraduate Certificate in Business and Personal Coaching, approved by the University of Chester, costs a further £2,280. The Foundation programme costs £895 and Leader as Coach £2,500, while prices for one-to-one coaching are not published. The website states that the Team Coaching Practitioner Programme is accredited by the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) at Practitioner level and holds its Team Coaching Quality Award. Kim Morgan is listed as an ICF Master Certified Coach (MCC). Barefoot Coaching Limited was incorporated in 2009.

British School of Coaching

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The British School of Coaching is a coaching and mentoring training provider in St Helens, Merseyside, run by BSC Coaching Ltd. It delivers qualifications from the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM). These run from Level 2 and Level 3 awards in mentoring and coaching for new managers to Level 7 qualifications for executive coaches and coaching supervisors. The Level 5 coaching and mentoring programme, aimed at middle managers and human resources staff, has five workshop days. The Level 7 executive programme has six, and each normally takes 12 to 14 months. Workshops run online, with some hybrid dates. It also offers continuing professional development (CPD) courses, coaching, coaching supervision, business mentoring and in-house training for organisations. Prices are not published. The site displays European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) member, Association for Coaching and ILM Approved Centre logos, and states it has delivered ILM qualifications for more than 10 years. Clients named on its site include Shell, Clyde & Co, the Crown Prosecution Service and the Home Office. It lists training centres in the UK and the Middle East. Judith Barton is named as founder.

Catalyst 14

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Catalyst 14 is a coach training and executive coaching company in London, founded by Damion Wonfor and incorporated in 2016. It trains people to coach through three qualifications accredited by the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC): a 6-month Foundation Certificate, a Diploma at Practitioner level lasting 14 to 15 months, and a 12-month Advanced Diploma at Senior Practitioner level for coaches who already hold Practitioner accreditation. Courses run face to face in London, at the Coram building near King's Cross, or online. It also runs a two-day introduction to coaching, a group coaching skills workshop, coach supervision groups, continuing professional development (CPD) events and mindfulness retreats. For organisations it offers Leader as Coach training and one-to-one, group and team executive coaching, online or in person. Published fees, excluding value added tax (VAT), are £2,750 for the Foundation Certificate, £5,750 for the London Diploma, £4,950 for the online Diploma and £6,500 for the Advanced Diploma, each secured with a £750 deposit. Its website states that its programmes hold the EMCC European Quality Award and displays an Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) approved centre logo. Each year it gives pro bono coaching and coach training to charities, the National Health Service (NHS) and education, with current schemes for FareShare, Coram and Barnardo's.