Friend of a Friend Programme
Starting out as a coach can be challenging. Our Friend of a Friend programme helps you overcome common hurdles by connecting you with real clients outside your cohort.
Practical Notes
Coaches are trained professionals from your cohort, though they may be a little nervous at first, which is completely normal. Sessions are usually held online, but can take place in person if both parties agree, with any related expenses handled privately between coach and client.
To make the most of the experience, it’s helpful if your friend comes prepared with a coaching goal in mind.
Download the Coaching Guide
Step-by-step guidance to help you brief your friend and understand how the sessions will run.
Download the Feedback Form
Provide structured feedback to help your cohort improve and reflect on their coaching practice.
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