MANILA, Philippines - A pioneer of the coaching profession in the Philippines, Julius Ordonez recently earned the best credential granted by the International Coach Federation (ICF), the best organization of professional coaches global, to its most deserving members - the Master Certified Coach (MCC) credential.
This credential is earned by way of a stringent qualification and evaluation process, requiring demonstrated proficiency in every areas of the coaching competencies, measured contrary to the organization’s exacting standards.
The initial and only Filipino so far to possess earned this distinction, Ordonez now takes his invest the elite circle of master coaches in the worldwide coaching community.
During the last 18 years, he's got caused more information on corporate and individual customers as Executive Coach, partnering using them in pinpointing and attaining critical goals within their business, professional and personal lives.
Out of this extensive experience, including worldwide engagements through their own company Benchmark Consulting, he's got seen the multi-dimensional value coaching can make for folks and businesses. It really is this discernment that compels him to push for the development of more professional coaches who is able to help facilitate the creation of such value.
But with the increasing appreciation of coaching being an intervention for growth and development in the united kingdom, Ordonez noted an alarming probability of people minus the right qualifications engaging in the coaching practice and riding the tide.
While the founder of ICF Philippines Chapter, and an executive committee person in the Singapore-based Asia Pacific Alliance of Coaches, Ordonez rallies coaching aspirants to obtain the correct training and credentials before engaging in the profession.
This conviction motivated him to build up their own ICF-approved Accelerated Coach Training curriculum (ACTP), which that he offers in Manila and Singapore 2-3 times per year, even while that he continues to accomplish corporate coaching engagements.
The intensive, four-month ACTP covers the coaching axioms, concepts and competencies aligned with the ICF, and for an interval of practice under his guidance as Mentor-Coach.
The ACTP, with deliberately limited seats to prioritize highly committed candidates, gives Ordonez the private satisfaction to be in a position to do his share in professionalizing the coaching practice.
