Online Life Coach Programs

If you are considering becoming a life coach, you might be wondering if it’s possible to become a life coach online and receive quality instruction. Or, you may be wanting to find a way to become a life coach online, but you're wondering if you’re required to attend an in-person training or if online instruction can really work for coach training.

The answer? You can absolutely become a life coach online using an online training program.

The Credentialed Life Coach Collective / CLCC coach training program is an online coach training program, where our entire training is held online with optional in-person meetups. Because we run just one cohort a year and offer optional in-person meetups, our participants become connected as they swap practice coaching sessions and lean on each other as they learn the coaching skill-set.

To become a coach online via online training doesn’t mean that you need to sacrifice the connection, and with our online certification program, nor does it mean you sacrifice quality.

Online Training With Real-Time Coaching Feedback

This isn’t just your basic corporate compliance training (ew). We’re about real interaction with you, giving you feedback, and trying things out in the moment on our calls to develop your coaching skills. It’s all online, but you’re getting real-time synchronous coach training and instruction. You’ll receive direct feedback from our facilitators and ongoing support throughout our program. Using a conference call line that allows people to "raise hands" just as they would in a physical, in-person classroom, we can do small group exercises and go over examples in real time of how you would coach someone.

Trainees also swap coaching sessions with one another, staying in regular contact with one another, and meeting in small group masterminds, which rounds out our virtual community.

To become a life coach online certainly requires that someone has some skills with being self-directed, meaning that they would need to be able to look at the assignments for a week and complete them—we trust that our trainees are adults who can be responsible around noting deadlines and being accountable to the learning process.

In our program, we recommend that participants reserve at least ten hours weekly for calls, swapping sessions, and working through lesson content.

Someone who decides to become a life coach through a training program delivering online content would need to be accountable to the deadlines of the program and staying in touch with the other participants. If you’ve got 10 hours a week, you’ve got it in you to learn the coaching skill-set.

Want to learn more? Start with our course catalogue and learn more about our coach training program. Online delivery meets you where you’re at, but still brings the learning and the rigor.