29 October 18:00-19:30

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You are welcomed to attend this professional development event by ICF Sweden

Understanding changes in Mentor Coach Specialization (MCS) 2027

Oct 29,  18:00 - 19:30 CET

As of January 1, 2027, ICF Global is introducing new requirements for mentor coaching. To continue working as a mentor coach, you need to meet the new requirements for Mentor Coach Specialist (MCS).

This change is part of the ICF’s efforts to ensure high and consistent quality in mentor coaching. The new requirements apply to mentor coaching at all certification levels—ACC, PCC, and MCC—for both initial certification and renewal.

On October 29, from 18:00 to 19:30, ICF Sweden invites you to an information meeting where we will cover:

  • what is changing from 2027
  • the applicable requirements
  • what you, as a mentor coach, need to do
  • your questions regarding the changes

The meeting is being recorded, so you can access the information afterwards if you are unable to attend live.

CCE Credits: Each session is granted 1,5 RD.

Pricing for this webinar: 

Non member: 500 sek

Member in ICF Global: 300 sek

Member in ICF Sweden: free

Check to see if you are a member of  ICF Sweden:

https://coachingfederation.se/mina-sidor/


Welcome!

ICF Sweden Charter Chapter



Speaker/Moderator

Raul Jimenez
Professional Certified Coach (PCC), Mentor coach (MCS ACC, PCC) and Supervisor Coach


Raul is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), mentor coach (MCS ACC and PCC) and supervisor coach.

Raul works as a volunteer for ICF Sweden in the DEIB area.

As an executive coach with an international business development background, he focuses on the intersection of human potential and organizational culture and specializes in helping leaders navigate complex human dynamics with empathy, structural integrity, and a commitment to equitable coaching spaces.

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This session offers the following CCE credits:

 1.5 - Resource Development units (RDU)

RDUs represent training or professional development in areas outside core coaching competencies. They cover skills and knowledge that support a coach’s business, personal growth, or complementary expertise.

Every three years, ICF credential holders must submit 40 CCE units to maintain their credential. Up to 16 units of this amount can be fulfilled using Resource Development Units (RDUs).

Please note that full attendance is required to receive your CCE credits.

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