Coach Training Schedule
Western Seminary offers 10 unique classes, each tailored to grow your understanding of coaching and your competency as a coach.
On-campus classes are held in two-day intensive formats, starting at 8:30 AM and ending at 4:30 PM on both days. Classes in Portland and Sacramento are taught on a Friday – Saturday format, while San Jose classes typically follow a Thursday – Friday format.
Online workshops are taught via GotoMeeting over 8 consecutive weeks, with each session lasting 90 minutes.
Instructions ON RegisterinG for ON-campus classes
NOTES: Intro to Coaching is a pre-requisite course for all other coaching courses. For a description of classes, visit our Course Description page.
S.I.S. registration for classes is avilable by term only. Registration will open in Novemeber for Spring term, March for Summer term, and July for Fall term.
You must complete the feedback coaching assignment (where required) in order to recieve the ICF 20 hours of approved coach specific training hours (ACSTH) certificate.
New for 2017-2018 school year! Due to Western Seminary curriculum changes, our courses have a new prefix and number. Now instead of MCS look for CO and the 200 or 500 level course number. Rest assured, the class title and content is the same as before and all MCS eligible classes will count toward the CTC program.
Portland Course Schedule
2018 Dates | |||
Spring Term | |||
January 12-13 | CO200/500 - formerly MCS 210/510 | Introduction to Coaching | Hall |
February 16-17 | CO202/502 - formerly MCS 212/512 | Life and Personal Coaching | Essary |
March 2-3 | CO201/501 - formerly MCS 211/511 | Coaching Change, Transition and Transformation | L. Miller |
March 23-24* | CO205/505 - formerly MCS 215/515 | Coaching and a Brain-based Approach to Learning | Cooke |
Summer Term | |||
May 11-12 | CO200/500 - formerly MCS 210/510 | Introduction to Coaching | Hall |
July 13-14* | CO203/503 - formerly MCS 213/513 | Coach Approach to Leading and Managing | L. Miller |
June 8-9* | CO207/507 - formerly MCS 217/517 | Language of Coaching | Graybill |
July 20-21 | CO270/570 - special class - limited | Positive Psychology and Coaching | Hall |
* Tentative -- Will be held if mininum # register. Let us know early in term if you are planning on registering. |
San Jose Schedule
2018 Dates | |||
Spring Term | |||
February 1-2 | CO200/500 - formerly MCS 210/510 | Introduction to Coaching | L. Miller |
February 22-23 | CO202/502 - formerly MCS 212/512 | Life and Personal Coaching | Essary |
March 1-2 | CO270/570 - special class - limited | Positive Psychology and Coaching | Hall |
March 22-23* | CO207/507 - formerly MCS 217/517 | Language of Coaching | Graybill |
Summer Term | |||
May 3-4 | CO205/505 - formerly MCS 215/515 | Coaching and a Brain-based Approach to Learning | Cooke |
May 17-18* | CO204/504 - formerly MCS 214/514 | Coaching for Spiritual Transformation | Thome |
June 7-8* | CO208/508 - formerly MCS 218/518 | Growing your Coaching Practice | Hall |
* Tentative -- Will be held if mininum # register. Let us know early in term if you are planning on registering. |
Sacramento Schedule
2018 Dates
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Spring Term | |||
January 19-20 | CO200/500 - formerly MCS 210/510 | Introduction to Coaching | Cooke |
February 23-24* | CO203/503 - formerly MCS 213/513 | Coach Approach to Leading & Managing | B. Miller |
March 16-17 | CO201/501 - formerly MCS 211/511 | Coaching for Change, Transition, and Transformation |
J. Essary |
Summer Term | |||
May 4-5 | CO200/500 - formerly MCS 210/510 | Introduction to Coaching | L. Miller |
June 8-9 | CO204/504 - formerly MCS 214/514 | Coaching for Spiritual Transformation | Thome |
July 13-14* | CO207/507 - formerly MCS 217/517 | Language of Coaching | Graybill |
* Tentative -- Will be held if mininum # register. Let us know early in term if you are planning on registering. |
Online Workshop Schedule
2018 Start Dates | Workshop Title | Instructor | Details and Registration |
February 6 @ 12 Noon Pacific Time | Introduction to Coaching | Brian Miller | Workshop Details |
February 6th @ 10 AM Pacific Time | Coaching and Positive Psychology | Chad Hall | Workshop Details |
February 7th @ 11 AM Pacific Time | Coaching Change, Transition, and Transformation | Brian Miller | Workshop Details |
April 4th @ 8 AM Pacific Time | Using Assessments in Coaching | Chad Hall | Workshop Details |
July 25th @ 11:30 AM Pacific Time | Life and Personal Coaching | Chad Hall | Workshop Details |
September 24th @ 12 Noon Pacific Time | Coach Approach to Leading and Managing | Brian Miller | Workshop Details |
September 26th @ 11:30 AM Pacific Time | Growing Your Coaching Practice | Chad Hall | Workshop Details |
October 23rd @ 12 Noon Pacific Time | Intro to Coaching | Brian Miller | Workshop Details |
To register for online version, use the "Workshop Details" link above. Online workshops meet for 8 consecutive weeks, 90 minutes per session. Click workshop details to see exact meeting dates and times. |
NOTE: All courses are tentative dates until officially posted on SIS for registration.
Supervision Class (CO230/530 - formerly MCS 219/519)
The Supervision is a 13 week teleconference class and is available to every campus, three times a year. Generally the meeting times are set for Mondays at 10AM Pacific Time. Start dates are in January, May and September. Prerequisites: CO500 (formerly MCS 510) plus two additional coaching courses, and at least 25 hours of documented coaching experience.
To register on SIS, select the "Portland campus" and look for CO230 or CO530 to add to your cart. Contact the Campus Coaching Coordinator for more information.
Three Campuses + Online = One Program
Western Seminary conducts world-class Christ-centered coach training at each of our three campuses: Portland, San Jose, and Sacramento. We also offer this same training via online workshops that can be applied toward the Certificate in Transformational Coaching. No matter where you choose to attend, your training will be conducted to the same high standards that we provide throughout the program.
When you choose Western Coaching, you get the flexibility of three West Coast locations (each located within an easy drive of an international airport and near hotels and restaurants) as well as the convenience of learning from anywhere you have an internet connection. Best of all, you can mix up your training by taking some classes on campus and others online -- whatever works best for you.
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