About the Program
What is the Jay Shetty Certification School?
Who is Jay Shetty and what is his role in the school?
What makes JSCS different from other coaching certifications?
Is the program accredited or recognized internationally?
How is the Association for Coaching accreditation different from ICF?
What does the OTHM Diploma mean?
Who is this program best suited for?
What kind of person succeeds as a coach?
Do I need prior experience to become a coach?
How long has JSCS been operating and how many students have graduated?
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Our enrolment advisors can answer your questions about tuition, program structure, and whether coaching is the right fit for you.
OTHM
Jay Shetty Certification School is an OTHM approved centre delivering a non-regulated Endorsed Learning Programme in Coaching and Leadership Development at level 7. This means that the completion of this diploma programme meets the equivalent standard of study at postgraduate level.
Successful achievement of this programme enables students to progress their professional development and can provide new opportunities for their careers. Additionally universities can elect to accept applications from individuals who have been certificated for this programme by OTHM. However applicants will be subject to individual assessment and other entry requirements which may affect university entry.
For more information, go to othm.org.uk
Association for Coaching (AC)
Jay Shetty Certification School is an official member of the Association for Coaching (AC) at AACT level. As a part of the coaching industry, we abide by the Global Code of Ethics for Coaches and Mentors.
Jay Shetty Certification School Students receive individual student membership into the Association of Coaching, with all associated member benefits and honors. We benefit from a unique pathway for individual coach accreditation with the Association for Coaching.
