Coaching Supervision

At Neptune Excellence, we believe that mastery is not a destination, it’s a mirror. Reflective Mastery is a dynamic supervision program designed to nurture self-awareness, elevate professional standards and deepen your coaching presence. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your ethical lens or navigate complex client dynamics with more clarity this journey empowers you to grow from the inside out.

Program Highlights

Duration: 6 months
(Flexible pacing options can be adapted)

Total Hours: 30–40 hours (including group, individual, peer sessions, and self-work)

Delivery Format: Live Virtual Sessions + 1:1 Supervision + Peer Reflection Pods

Eligibility: ICF-certified coaches with 300+ coaching hours (PCC or MCC preferred)

Program Outcome: Certificate of Completion aligned with ICF’s Coaching Supervision Competencies

Program Structure

Module 1: Foundations of Coaching Supervision

Module 2: The Reflective Practice Framework

Module 3: Ethics, Boundaries & Professionalism

Module 4: Use of Self as Instrument

Module 5: Systems Thinking in Supervision

Module 6: Supervisory Skills in Practice

Ready to Reflect, Rise and Resonate?

This isn’t just a program it’s a journey of becoming.

Join a like-minded cohort of growth-driven professionals ready to reflect deeper and coach wiser.

🌀 Your supervision journey starts here.

FAQ

1. What’s the difference between ACC, PCC, and MCC?

ACC (Associate Certified Coach) is the foundation level, PCC (Professional Certified Coach) is the advanced professional level, and MCC (Master Certified Coach) is the highest mastery level with thousands of coaching hours.

2. How is ACTC different from ACC, PCC, and MCC?

ACC, PCC, and MCC focus on individual coaching, while ACTC (Advanced Certification in Team Coaching) is about coaching entire teams, helping groups build collaboration, trust, and alignment.

3. How do I know which level is right for me?

ACC is great if you’re new, PCC if you’re building a career, MCC after years of practice, and ACTC if you love working with groups.

4. What are the benefits of getting ICF certified?

ICF certification provides credibility, global recognition, client trust, and opens career opportunities in both individual and corporate coaching.

5. How long does the certification take?

ACC can take months, PCC longer due to more hours, and MCC often years since it requires 2,500 hours of coaching. Each step builds on the last.

6. Do I need to renew my credential?

Yes, every ICF credential must be renewed every three years. Renewal ensures you’re still learning and actively coaching.