Accredited Intermediate Training Course
Accredited Intermediate Training Course
Equivalent Level 5
Application Criteria |
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First programme has run and been evaluated
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Strongly recommended |
| Total programme time (hours)* | 100-199 |
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Direct (student) contact
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Strongly recommended
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Contracting/agreements are covered in the course content
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Yes |
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Accredited facilitator (delivering 25%+)
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Master |
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Minimum coaching/mentoring practical experience
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40 hours |
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Coaching/mentoring record/log
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Yes |
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Skills assessment
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Strongly recommend |
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Skills assessment feedback (if applicable)
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Yes |
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Self-directed study
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Yes |
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Written assignments (marked)
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Yes |
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Coaching/mentoring for students
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Yes |
| Reflective practice | Yes |
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Programme evaluation
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Yes |
| Application fee £1190.00+VAT | |
| Annual renewal £395.00+VAT | |
Notes:
*Total Programme Time – This is the number of hours of learning and provides an estimate to how long it will take a typical student, on average, to achieve the learning outcomes you have established; namely what they will know, understand and be able to do having successfully completed your programme. The estimate includes recognised modules, as-well-as the amount of time spent in preparation for these modules, along with independent reading, assignments, study, revision, assessments and the completion of course-work required on the programme, including coaching/mentoring practice.
*All training providers must allocate time on their course/programme to present the IAPC&M’s Code of Professional Conduct, Capability Model and ‘Why Accreditation Matters’ presentation.
*Students can apply for their Accredited Practitioner level providing they have attained a minimum 60 hours of relevant learning and completed a minimum of 60 hours practical experience
*The IAPC&M reserve the right to request further information in support of any application for accreditation at any level.
*Payment of the application fee does not guarantee accreditation.
*Successful accreditation is valid for three years.
Service Level Agreement (SLA)
All accredited training providers enter into a service level agreement (SLA). This ensures that the highest levels of professionalism are maintained as well as ensuring regular two-way communication is available between the IAPC&M and you.
Accreditation Renewal
Every three years you will be required to submit evidence that your programme continues to be delivered at the highest levels expected by the IAPC&M and that you are following our Code of Professional Conduct. Full details of the process are provided when your reaccreditation becomes due.