ICF stands for International Coaching Federation which has three levels of credential: ACC is Associate Certified Coach, PCC is Professional Certified Coach and MCC is Master Certified Coach. ACC means that you have 60 hours of coach training, 10 hours of mentor coaching and 100 hours of actual experience coaching clients under your belt. You have a thorough training in coaching – in fact, our syllabus does teach to the level above ie PCC so that you are fully versed on the breadth and depth of coaching. With this level of training and experience, you will feel comfortable coaching 1:1 and will have the complete toolkit you need to coach in organizations. This is a great coaching certification to have and will be valued by your organization. If you want to become a professional coach, choose the PCC – see below. PCC means that you have done more than double the hours of coach training needed for ACC and have more than five times the amount of client coaching experience. You have 125 hours of coach training, 10 hours of mentor coaching and 500 hours of actual experience coaching. You are an accomplished professional coach and have a globally recognized kitemark that reflects that. From a coach qualification point of view you will be able to work for any organization globally as a coach and will be recognized as a world-class Performance Coach. MCC means that you have completed 200 hours of coach training and five times more client coaching experience than PCC - in fact 2,500 hours! This level of certification means that you are one of an elite and growing number of coaches in the world with master-level training and experience. You are one of the top executive coaches globally in terms of skill and are recognized as a world-class master Performance Coach.