The Center for Excellence team provides you with personal credentialing guidance. 

Call the CCE office at 612.246.4787 or request a free personal consultation to find out more about BCC credentialing.

A credentialed coach demonstrates not only knowledge and skill, but also a commitment to high professional standards and strong code of ethics. A credential adds credibility to you as a coaching professional.

Your professional coach credential is an important step in personal and professional development. Being a credentialed coach means that you have invested significant time and effort into ensuring that you adhere to commonly accepted standards for the coaching profession.  It demonstrates you are a professional and have undergone rigorous training and practice in the art and science of coaching.

Your credential is additional assurance for your clients that you are a trained coach, and you have met the requirements to earn an endorsement from a credible training organization. Credentialing says that you are serious about your profession and that your clients can expect an excellent experience with you.

Your credential strongly supports the coaching profession and you are contributing to its standardization and stability. Credentialing shows that you value connection and accountability and that you are willing to submit yourself to the scrutiny of a self-regulating profession. For onlookers (those who are either interested or critical), the more coaches who become credentialed, the more the profession is taken seriously.

The Center for Credentialing & Education is a mission driven not-for-profit organization focused on advancing access to professional development, adding value to business organizations and supporting the work of behavioral health licensing boards.

This focus aligns with our values and high standards for Coaching Certification.

We, at the Center for Coaching Excellence, are honored to be in partnership and to offer the BCC credentialing through our Essential and Essential-Associate Training paths.