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It's difficult to stay engaged with the content when the audio is so mono-tone. The courses seem to follow an outline but sometimes diverge and things aren't always in places that make sense for the overall module. The modules are extremely repetitive which makes it difficult to ascertain the differences.
Interesting and providing a lot of techniques, some repetitions
The content is offering great guidance step-by-step on how to conduct a session and gives many methods, however sometimes content feel repetitive. The quizzes are also often repeating questions from earlier chapters, which may be good to refresh your memory, but it could be more efficient to have a mix of closed and open-ended questions, with open answers more focused on the current module.
Information is interesting and informative. There are lots of errors in the content with regard to spelling and missing parts that then don’t translate in the quizzes, including different responses for the suggested answer compared to what is in the module information.
Lots of spelling and grammar errors too!
Also a bit confused about how the quizzes feed into the certification, etc. And whether we get ‘graded’ or what happens with the answers.
The questions are a little vague. I have been coached and my wife is a life coach so the methods are familiar.
Some of the questions could relate to many different coaching practices
Interesting and well-structured content with good practical application. Adding videos would be a great improvement, and the manual could benefit from more detailed information or an expanded explanation of the video content.
This feels like a one-size-fits-all course, but I'm not really sure it works to have scripts in a course like this, it should be giving methods and ideas.
I think that repeating everything the client says word for word, which it advises at certain points, will just annoy the client. If someone didn't have any further training and experience of how to work with people and basic counselling skills, I don't necessarily think this course would work for them.
There are also mistakes in the written course material.
i have downloaded i think 2 quizzes, answered them, uploaded in the cloud but the accomplishment rate has not changed. and so i have to re-type the answers
As someone who holds a BA in Communication, Behavioral Sciences, I felt this course didn't provide enough detail for the student. They need to add more engaging, challenging, and interactive coursework. The typos are numerous. If you're a beginner, wanting to get a start on understanding this type of career path, it's a good introduction.
Most of this is very tactical, and very coach-led (I prefer a co-created approach). Occasionally the language will refer to the soul, the inner being, but again with very tactical cognitive language that I find jarring. The scripts are also universally convenient in their outcome - there's no mention of what the coach should do when their experience doesn't follow the script.
Having trained in coaching I'm find this interesting for ideas on how to run a coaching business, but I'm glad I'm not reliant on the coaching elements of it to be successful.
I am 3 modules in and it's a LOT of reading and this isn't my best learning process--I haven't tried the audio yet, but I will check it out. I purchased the Neuroscience Coach Cert course but it also included the automatic client enrollment super system modules, which is what I am currently beginning with, but I am uncertain if this is part of the Neuroscience course or a free course they tossed in--I don't really need it.
