ETC’s Coach Certification Program
ETC’s Coach Certification Program offers a unique and empowering approach to coaching. It is the only coaching program in Ohio that provides the “Coach in Training” the opportunity to earn a coaching certification while actively coaching under a paid contract position. To participate as a “Coach in Training", the coach must be eligible for ETC’s Professional Life Coach Certification Program.
To view the PLCC course schedule Click Here ETC’s Professional Life Coach Certification (PLCC) Program offers a learning platform that promotes change through self awareness, discovery, integration and application of a variety of skills that are emphasized in the ETC approach to coaching. The “Coach in Training” undergoes the same transformation process as his/her coaching clients will, once the coach begins his/her contract position. The approach developed by ETC, therefore promotes a
true coaching partnership by allowing the coach and the coachee to transform through change together. Both the coach and the coachee become more aware of self, discover inner strengths and skills and learn to understand barriers to their overall development, which allows them to transform through the coaching process. This cutting-edge approach towards transformation promotes better mental/physical health and resiliency throughout our community. Additional benefits of earning the ETC Professional Life Coach Certification Program include:
- Learning to actively listen and master the communication process
- Having the ability to question with the intent of learning and teaching simultaneously
- Being able to cultivate in the coachee a feeling of importance
- Showing respect for the coachees’ struggles
- Purposefully coaching with the absence of a judgemental point of view
- Understanding that failure is the birth of change
- Being genuinely interested in the coachees’ quest for change
- Appreciating the opportunity to coach the coachee and to be coached by the coachee
The Certified Professional Life Coach Program Requirements
Consists of three levels of course requirements targeted at developing a well-trained coach with the requisite requirements for contract positions with New Albany Home Health Solutions or New Albany Education Consultants. The first level of coursework focuses on the basic knowledge, skills, abilities and other characteristics necessary for entry level contract positions. The second level focuses on expanding on those abilities with an emphasis placed on the precision of application of those abilities. The third level carves a path for the well-trained coach, by providing a specific designation and/or an area of specialization for the coach to target his/her refined coaching skills. Successful completion of the program requires:
- Completion of the Designation Specialization Application
- 45 Certified Coach Program Training Hours with Direct Contact
- 15 Designation Training Hours with Direct Contact
- Passing Score of 80% or Higher on levels I and II of the Certified Coaching Courses
- Passing Score of 80% or Higher on the level III Course Designations
- 10 Hours of Mentor Coaching by a Certified Train the Trainer and/or a Mental Health Trainer
- 50 Billable Clinical Coaching Hours with an Organization Accredited by The Joint Commission
Certification Award
PLCC is conferred upon successfully completing ETC’s Coach Certification Program requirements. The PLCC is valid for three years from the date of issuance.
Certification Renewal
Individuals that earn the PLCC must earn 30 continuing education units prior to the expiration date of the certification. Fifteen of the thirty hours of continuing education units must be in the areas of ethics, advanced coaching skills, safety in the community, interventions for youth and adolescents and emotional intelligence.
Prerequisites
A degree and/or professional work experience is preferred.
Faculty
Chief Executive OfficerTina Wade-Hairston, Phd
Dr. Wade-Hairston has extensive experience in the study of managerial sciences and business operations. She is currently a Professor of Management Studies at Park University and has taught extensively in the areas of Management and Organizational Behavior. Dr. Wade-Hairston has been ETC's lead Executive Trainer & Coach since 2006 and has designed several training programs including the Professional Life Coach Certification, Harm Reduction Series, Small Business Operations and The Executive Pathways to Success. Dr. Wade-Hairston earned her Doctorate in Applied Management and Decision Sciences from Walden University.
Mental Health TrainerJeffrey Stone, MSW/LISW
Jeff Stone MSW, LISW is the founder and Clinical therapist of Stone Counseling Services. Mr. Stone is a graduate of The Ohio State University and has over 8 years of experience in community engagement and counseling services in the Columbus area. These settings include outpatient, residential, foster care, juvenile detention, group homes and supervising mental health agencies. Mr. Stone’s passion is the development of youth and young adults which cultivated his motto of “watering the seed.” He collaborates with clients and their families to develop individualized goals so they can receive the nourishment they need to grow a positive self- concept. Mr. Stone has noticed throughout his experience that societal pressures, peer pressure and unhealthy dynamics with others in the home, community and school settings have caused youth to rebel, often both internally and externally. Consequences of these behaviors can lead to impaired critical thinking skills, irregulated emotions and a lack of optimism of one’s ability to overcome barriers to a successful future. Mr. Stone utilizes therapeutic interventions to empower clients and encourage them to recognize their untapped potential.
Senior TrainerVirna Byington, MSA
Ms. Byington earned her Masters degree in Administration from Central Michigan University. She earned a BA in Psychology from The Ohio State University and a BS in Computer Information Systems from Devry Institute of Technology. Ms. Virna Byington's area of expertise is in primary and secondary education. Ms. Byington is currently an Academic Project Manager for New Albany Home Health Solutions and has been a Senior Trainer for ETC since 2007. Ms. Byington has trained in the areas of Harm Reduction, Service Coordination and Academic Project Management. Ms. Byington is bilingual in Spanish and a retired veteran of the Ohio Army National Guard.
Training Instructor
Michael Henry II, MBA
Mr. Michael Henry II, MBA earned his bachelor's degree in Communication from Denison University. He obtained his Masters in Business Administration from University of Phoenix. Ms. Henry also holds a certificate in Applied Project Management from Walden University. Ms. Henry has over 15 years of corporate America experience with Fortune 500 companies where he has been able to develop a strong business acumen, project management experience and business management experience. Michael is a Project Manager for New Albany Home Health Solutions LLC. Michael owns and operates two limited liability corporations (LLCs).
Training Instructor Kahiliya D. Terry, MBA
Ms. Kahiliyah D. Terry, MBA earned her bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Science from Youngstown State University. She obtained her Masters in Business Administration with a Concentration in Human Resource Management from Keller Graduate School of Management. Ms. Terry also carries a certificate in Practical Nursing from Choffin School of Practical Nursing. Ms. Terry has over six years of corporate America experience working with a Fortune 500 company where she developed a passion for business, business management, and quality customer service. Kahiliyah is a Therapeutic Behavioral Specialist for New Albany Home Health Solutions LLC.
Professional Life Coach Certification Courses
L100 - The Coaching Presence: Establishing the Partnership & Developing Trust (3hrs)
L101 - Ethics, Code of Conduct and Professionalism (3hrs)
L102 - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: Functional Behavior vs. Non-Functional Behavior (3hrs)
L103 - Safety and Security in the Delivery of Community-Based Services (3hrs)
L104 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L105 - Mental Health Diagnosis and Symptomology (3hrs)
L106 - Self Care and Self Management (3hrs)
L107 - Link Between Physical Health and Mental Health (3hrs)
L108 - Developmental Milestones of Youth and Adolescents (3hrs)
L109 - Coaching Continuum I: Communication Tools and Techniques (3hrs)
L200 - SWOT Analysis: A Self Assessment (3hrs)
L201 - Understanding Motivation: Levels of Readiness (3hrs)
L202 - Flexible Thinking vs. Rigid Thinking (3hrs)
L203 - Biased Thinking: If I Were a Client, Would I Want You for a Coach? (3hrs)
L204 - Coaching Continuum II: Passive, Control or Influence (3hrs)
L320 - Principles of Spirituality (3 hours)
L321 - The Spiritual Specialist Role and Barriers in Effective Coaching (3 hours)
L302 - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Emotional Intelligence (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)
L330 - Principles of Art Interventions (3 hours)
L331 - The Art Expression Specialist Role and Barriers in Effective Coaching (3 hours)
L302 - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Emotional Intelligence (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)
L340 - Principles of Nonviolent Offender Rehabilitation (3 hours)
L341 - The Re-Entry Specialist Role and Barriers in Effective Coaching (3 hours)
L302 - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Emotional Intelligence (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)
L350 - Principles of Academic Project Management (3 hours)
L351 - The Role of the Academic Project Manager and Barriers of the Process (3 hours)
L352 - Pre - K through 12 Educational Processes (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)
L360 - Principles of Project Management (3 hours)
L361 - The Administrative Process Part l (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L362 - The Administrative Process Part ll (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)
L370 - Principles of Emotional Intelligence (3 hours)
L371 - The Role of the Emotional Intelligence Coach: EQ and SEL Platforms (3 hours)
L372 - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Emotional Intelligence (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)
L420 - Principles of Trauma and PTSD (3 hours)
L421 - The Role of the PTSD Specialist (3 hours)
L422 - Maslow's Hierarchy and PTSD (3 hours)
L303 - The Golden Thread: Linking the Domains, Goals, Objectives and Interventions (3 hours)
L304 - Leading by Influence: Formal and Informal Leadership (3 hours)