Become a UBC Associate Coach

Coaching@UBC maintains a roster of internal coaches and external coaches to provide free 1-on-1 Coaching Services to UBC faculty and staff.

To join our roster of UBC Associate Coaches, you must be:

  • graduated from an Accredited Coach Training Program
  • in the process of accreditation or
  • an Accredited Coach by ICF or IAC.

Our UBC Associate Coaches are also able to:

  • Commit to a two year agreement with Coaching@UBC
  • Provide pro-bono coaching to a minimum one UBC employee at any given time, a minimum of 2 sessions monthly, for a minimum 3 months to 6 months.
  • Use  Coaching@UBC Coaching Portal Services to update personal data (picture, profile and availability status) and maintain coaching contract data (coachee names, start and end dates of contracts and number of hours coached)
  • Respond to coachee requests for interviews within 2 weeks.
  • Maintain regular contact with Coaching@UBC and inform them about any changes that can affect your ability to fulfill this agreement.
  • Provide liability coverage

Individuals who are interested in becoming a UBC Associate Coach are asked to submit a cover letter and resume to Coaching@UBC.  Coaching@UBC will review and assess your background and contact you to set up a time for an interview where you will be asked to conduct a brief coaching session with a member of our selection committee.  Successful applicants who are accepted into our Community of Coaches will be expected to sign a Framework Agreement and Terms for UBC External Associate Coaches.

If you have any questions about becoming a UBC Associate Coach, please contact us at coaching@hr.ubc.ca or 604.822.3351.

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