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Clean Learning
Clean Learning is a Fareham, Hampshire training company for Clean Language and related methods, run by Walker and Way Ltd, set up in 2005.
Its coach qualification, the Clean Coach Certification Programme, combines Clean Language, the questioning method developed by David Grove, and Symbolic Modelling with coaching standards. It includes 52 hours of training, 10 hours of group and one-to-one mentoring and a recorded performance evaluation. Training runs over 8 days in person or 15 four-hour sessions on Zoom, and the next cohort meets online on Monday mornings from November 2026 to March 2027. It is aimed at coaches, people training to coach, and managers, human resources specialists, health workers and leaders. Other courses cover Clean Language core skills, Systemic Modelling, Clean Space and team work, online and in person, with some held in Switzerland.
The programme costs £3,210 plus value added tax (VAT), or a £1,210 deposit plus four instalments of £525, each plus VAT. The International Coaching Federation (ICF) credential fee is extra. Clean Learning states the programme is accredited at ICF Level 1. Its directors are Marian Way, Caitlin Walker, who developed Systemic Modelling, and Shaun Hotchkiss. Its Clean Campus community runs free peer practice sessions.
- Delivery format
- Hybrid
- Client type
- Both
- Seniority served
- All Levels
- Sector specialisms
- Multi-sector
- Countries served
- Global
Services offered
Price on request
2005
3 (named directors)
Ratings last checked: 12 September 2026
Professional Coaching Credentials
Training & Accreditations Offered
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Clean Learning?
Clean Learning is run by Walker and Way Ltd. Its directors are Marian Way, Caitlin Walker, developer of Systemic Modelling, and Shaun Hotchkiss.
Is Clean Learning's programme accredited?
Clean Learning states its Clean Coach Certification Programme is accredited at International Coaching Federation (ICF) Level 1. Graduates can apply for the ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential once they have 100 hours of client coaching and pass the ICF exam, which carries a separate fee.
What is Clean Campus?
Clean Campus is Clean Learning's online community. It runs free peer practice sessions on Tuesdays and Saturdays, except during school holidays, and programme participants get a private space there.
How much does the Clean Coach Certification Programme cost?
£3,210 plus value added tax (VAT), or a £1,210 deposit plus four instalments of £525, each plus VAT. Deposits and instalments are non-refundable under its terms.
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