Welcome to this 1.5-hour virtual meeting exploring the 5 Keys to Passing the ICF Credentialing Exam. The focus will be on what the exam is like, why the changes, and the five keys that will support you as you study and prepare for this new type of Exam.
In this exam, you will encounter 81 situational judgment items, each presenting a real-world coaching scenario with four possible responses. Your task is to identify the best and worst responses for each scenario. While there may be multiple viable responses, only one is the BEST answer, and one is the WORST.
“The exam was a beast! As you know, there was typically one obvious answer but then picking the worst from the last three options was like splitting hairs sometimes. I had written down the five things to think about (ACCAT) and it helped me pass.”
In this training, we will discuss what to expect, how the exam is set up, what the changes are, and ultimately, 5 Keys that will help guide you.
Takeaways from this event include:
· The New Exam Details
· Proctored Testing
· How the Questions are Structured
· 5 Things YOU Want to Understand
· A discussion about the answers and why what is correct is correct
Core Competencies: ICF Ethics, Coaching Mindset, Establishes and Maintains Agreements, Cultivates Trust and Safety, and Maintains Presence.
Participants will earn 1 Core Competency and .5 Resource Development CCEs for attending this program.
About our speaker:
Lyssa deHart, LICSW, MCC, BCC, EMCC, is a multifaceted professional: an author, podcast host, Confidence Coach, Certified Mentor Coach, Coaching SUPERVision Partner, ICF PCC Assessor, and coaching educator. She has written 'StoryJacking: Change Your Dialogue, Transform Your Life' and 'the Reflective Coach,' and her upcoming book ‘Light Up: the Science of Coaching with Metaphors’ releases March 1, 2024. Lyssa is the host of the Coaching Studio Podcast.
Lyssa leverages her knowledge in ICF Core Competencies and Neuroscience to help Professional Coaches enhance their client relationships by improving their own presence and creating a supportive environment.
Additionally, Lyssa developed the ICF Credentialing Exam PREP, a resource to help coaches pass the updated ICF Exam. She also developed the Power of Metaphor Certification Program. This program trains coaches to tune their ears and leverage the metaphors their clients use, which is key to building stronger agreements, trust, and, ultimately, powerful embodied awareness.
In all her work, Lyssa is committed to improving the coaching community by enhancing the quality and impact of the coach-client relationship.