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Barefoot Coaching’s Certificate in Coaching Supervision

  • Build advanced supervision skills to effectively support other coaches.

  • Earn 40 ICF CCE points and a respected, university-approved qualification.

  • Strengthen ethical and reflective practice to uphold professional standards.

  • Re-energise your coaching through structured reflection and continuous growth.

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September 2026 Cohort

10th September to 17th December

40 CCE Points

Certification

40 ICF CCE Points

Barefoot badge to showcase your credibility as a Barefoot-trained Coach Supervisor.

Course Delivery

Online Sessions

12 x 4-hour sessions plus reflective practice sessions over 8 weeks via Zoom.

Fees

£4,450 (Inc VAT)

VAT added for corporately funded places.

University Approved Coach Supervisor Training

Barefoot Coaching has particular expertise in training coaches to become coach supervisors and has been delivering a university-approved Coaching Supervision programme since 2008.

For a coach, professional supervision is crucial for continuous professional development. It provides a safe, supportive space for reflection, guarantees quality, embeds ethical practice, and offers the opportunity to re-energise and review coaching practices.

Our programme cultivates skilled, ethical, and reflective supervisors, providing theoretical knowledge, practical experience, and reflective practice skills to support the professional development of coaches and maintain high standards in the coaching profession.

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Step Into the Role of a  Supervisor 

Curious about what it’s like to become a coach supervisor?
Our free taster session is a relaxed, no-obligation opportunity to experience the Barefoot approach and explore whether this next step in your coaching journey is right for you.

  • Experience supervision in action and see how supervisors support coaches to reflect, grow and stay grounded in their practice.

  • Explore what makes great supervision and how it strengthens ethical, thoughtful coaching.

  • Meet the Barefoot tutors and get a feel for our warm, practical and thought-provoking learning style.

  • Ask questions about the Certificate in Coaching Supervision and what it takes to step into the supervisor role.

OL26 – September 2026
Module 1: 10th September – 18th September 2026
Module 2: 8th October – 5th November 2026
Module 3: 19th November – 17th December 2026
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Who Is This Programme For?

The programme is for experienced coaches looking to enhance their knowledge, acquire new skills, support other coaches, and qualify as Supervisors. It is suitable for any coach working independently or within an organisation. To be eligible for this programme, you must have:

  • A current, recognised qualification in coaching, coaching psychology or psychotherapy from a recognised coaching body (e.g. ICF, EMCC, AoEC, AoC).

  • Proven coaching capability and practical experience, with at least 500 logged coaching hours.

Why Train With Barefoot to Become a Supervisor?

A Broad Approach to Supervision

We are proud to offer a coaching programme that does not promote a single method, but instead explores a wide range of supervision approaches and ideas, helping you to develop and refine your own unique supervisory style.

Hands-On, Practical Learning

This highly practical programme gives delegates the chance to observe live coaching supervision, practice supervising peers, and receive constructive feedback from both tutors and fellow participants to build confidence and skill.

Ready to Supervise Coaches

On completion, you will be fully equipped to work as a supervisor for new and experienced coaches, whether one-to-one or in group supervision settings, supporting ongoing professional development and ethical practice.

Everything You Need To Know:

  • Exclusive access to our learning platform, The Barefoot Coaching Academy, which contains valuable tools, resources, and further learning
  • A Reflective Learning Journal to aid your progress through the programme
  • A copy of our new Supervision Tools Book – to support your practice as a Supervisor
  • A Barefoot Coaching certificate of completion and a Barefoot Trained Supervision digital badge to use in your marketing.
  • Our digital badge is a demonstration of your experience and credibility as a Barefoot-trained Supervisor
  • Ability to continue your learning and pursue your Post Graduate Certificate in Supervision with the University of Chester.
  • 40 ICF CCE Points.

OL26 September to December 2026

Module One

  • Session 1 Introduction to Supervision: 10th September, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 2 Exploring Supervision: 11th September, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 3 Reflective Practice: 16th September, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 4 Self as Supervisor: 18th September, 9:30am – 1:30 pm

Module Two

  • Session 5 Contracting: 8th October, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 6 Values and Supervision: 9th October, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 7 Supervision through different Psychological Lenses: 15th October, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 8 Ages and Stages of the Supervision Relationship: 16th October, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Reflective Session 1: 5th November, 9:30am – 12:30 pm OR 1:30pm – 4:30 pm 

Module Three

  • Session 9 Exploring Group Supervision: 19th November, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 10 Supervision in Organisational Setting: 20th November, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 11 Diversity, Conscious Bias and Emerging Dilemmas: 26th November, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Session 12 Self Care as Supervisor:  27th November, 9:30am – 1:30 pm
  • Reflective Session 2: 17th December, 9:30am – 12:30 pm OR 1:30pm – 4:30pm

Personally funded:
£4,450 including VAT

Corporately funded:
£4,450 plus VAT

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Barefoot believes in coaching’s power to create real change. As innovators in coach training, our values drive our university-approved programs, expert coaching supervision, and have pioneered grief & loss training for coaches. Over 6,000 coaches worldwide have already chosen Barefoot to become confident, exceptional professionals, ready to make their mark.

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