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Re-accreditation Checklist for Coaches
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- Apr 6, 2026
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Summary
Re-accreditation Checklist: At the start of this episode, we laid out everything you need to have in place for a smooth, stress-free re-accreditation process. Here's the full checklist to guide you: Know your accreditation renewal period (e.g. 3 years for ICF, 5 years for EMCC) Track your re-accreditation deadline well in advance Complete the required number of CPD hours Ensure your CPD meets the criteria of your accrediting body Budget for re-accreditation costs and ongoing CPD investment Keep your coaching log accurate and up to date Record coaching hours clearly and ethically Maintain structured notes for potential case studies Understand requirements for supervision or mentor coaching Ensure supervision or mentor coaching aligns with accreditation standards Stay active in coaching practice to meet hour requirements Prepare for potential audits or verification checks Clarify requirements if progressing to the next accreditation level Plan ahead for recordings or evidence submissions if required Align your CPD with your professional development goals Regularly review your progress rather than leaving it to the deadline Have you ever felt that quiet pressure when an accreditation deadline starts creeping closer, knowing you might not have everything in place? In this episode, we unpack what re-accreditation really involves and why it often catches coaches off guard. We move beyond the surface-level requirements and into the reality of maintaining professional coaching standards over time. As we talk through this, we found ourselves reflecting on how easy it is to assume accreditation is a one-time milestone. In reality, it is an ongoing commitment to growth, ethics, and professional integrity. Re-accreditation is not simply about ticking boxes. It is about demonstrati…