There are 3 components to the ITC Certification Portfolio Reflecting on yourself as a coachee ITC Tracking Book [client work; coach response; coach reflection] Reflecting on your work as coach

Part 1: Reflecting on yourself as a coachee What changed for/in you? How did that happen? What are the biggest take-aways from your being a coachee to your being a coach? In what way does your experience of being coached influence how you coach or will coach others? What, if anything, do you find yourself thinking or feeling differently about as you engage your client (or imagine engaging future clients)? Are there dimensions you find yourself paying more or less attention to compared to your usual form of coaching? Choose one or two questions. No more than 2 pages, please Note: you can find these questions listed in the Portfolio Guidelines document. (See Residency 2 binder materials on MAW CCP site)

Part 2: The “ITC Tracking Book” is the backbone of your ITC portfolio Note: the Tracking Book has its own tab in the CCP binder

Part 3: Reflecting on yourself as a coach Answer all questions. No more than 4 pages, please Strength Less than optimal (analyze & offer alternative) A puzzle or challenge about what to do Mindset – behavior connection Assess your listening Note: you can find these questions listed in the Portfolio Guidelines document. (See Residency 2 binder materials on MAW CCP site)

What are we looking for in a portfolio? Bottom line: we are looking for clear evidence that you know how to: plan for your client sessions using ITC criteria; interact with your client using both listening hats; reflect on your client work using ITC tools and concepts (including , if relevant, what you know about your own immunity as it relates to coaching); and help your client make progress on an improvement goal via shifts in mindset (not just behavior)

What are we looking for in a portfolio? We need you to: Limit your portfolio to 50 pages Be consistently clear what BA your client is working on Include at least one test of the BA Include the contact information for your portfolio client (on page 1 please) If you did not do a survey with your portfolio client, include your practice client’s survey

ITC Certification Process You submit your completed portfolio to us between September 1st – September 15th Bob or Lisa reads your portfolio Bob or Lisa checks-in with your client We then make an hour-long apptmt with you We have a “portfolio review” conversation