Coach Training in Romania
May 16th, 2009 | 
Author: It’s Sunday morning and I am in the beautiful picturesque mountain resort of Predal in Romania.
I am here running the three-day residential part of our practitioner diploma course, to qualify people as accredited life coaches. Today is the last day which is a shame because it has gone so incredibly well. The students here are from all over Romania, and they really are remarkable, so keen and dedicated and willing. Also their language skills are fantastic, in fact it is quite humbling.
I have a team of six people helping me to run the course, two of our senior coaches and trainers from the UK Aina Egeberg and Cherry Claus, and four of our qualified practitioner coaches from Romania .
The resort that we have chosen to run the course in ( Predal ) is quite spectacular. Set high in the mountains with views that are to die for. We finish tonight at 6 PM and then I will head up to the north of the country to the town of Cluj in Transylvania where we have set up some new monthly coaching support groups to support and look after all of our coaches in that area.
I am looking forward to going back to Transylvania it is a beautiful part of the country. Next week looks as if it’s going to be busy as well.
We have the 6 day mind body & spirit show in London followed two days later by the business start-up show in the Excel centre in London.
Category: Coach training, Coaching, Enviornment, Uncategorized | 
Tags: Coach Training in Romania, corporate coach, executive coach, life changing, life coach, motivation, training | 
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I lived a great learning experience during the Life Coaching Residential in Predeal, Romania. Thank you for the wonderful moments I spent with such a great mentors and trainers, and colleagues! It’s worth to being trained as life coach with Noble Manhattan Coaching!
While searching for articles on life coaches, to provide myself with some input for my next management and coaching games, I found your article Coach Training in Romania | Coaching Chronicle by Gerard O’Donovan. How do you feel on incorporating different (opposite) opinions too? Just wondering. Kind regards Vincent, life coaches games specialist.