How much does accreditation really matter?

Intercultural Toolbox

Barbara StClaire Ostwald talks about her role in accreditation of coaches and her evolution into new areas of support for people crossing cultures.

0.00 Welcome

What cultural baggage has Barbara St.Claire-Ostwald been carrying?
7.31 IFIs

What is an IFI and what was the entry point of Barbara into the intercultural field?
10.01 Culturenomics

An intercultural coaching business
11.47 Making a website

The biggest challenge of making a website as a solo entrepreneur. Publishing your accreditations on your own website.
17.24 Working for an accreditor

APECS and the journey towards becoming a master accredited coach. The ICF, the EMCC and other coaching associations. Capabilities-based accreditation versus competencies-based accreditation.
27.20 Levels of accreditation

What if you aim too high with your accreditation target?
30.04 Coaching accreditation for interculturalists

What coaching accreditations should interculturalists consider?
31.30 Accreditation as an interculturalist

What is the value of specialist intercultural accreditation?
41.45 Choosing an accreditor

What makes a good accreditation body?
43.35 Future accreditation

What are the trends and will we need accreditation when we can measure impact?
47.07 Barbara’s contribution to the Intercultural Toolbox

A roundabout way of coaching
40.03 Barbara's next move

How will Culturenomics and APECS evolve?
52.25 Contacting Barbara

Email is good!
Culture Count
Coming up in conversation were Poland, USA, UK, South East Asia, Romania, India, Germany and China in order of mentions.
https://interculturaltoolbox.org/episodes/how-much-accreditation-matters

章

1. Welcome (00:00:00)

2. IFIs (00:07:31)

3. Culturenomics (00:10:01)

4. Making a website (00:11:47)

5. Working for an accreditor (00:17:24)

6. Levels of accreditation (00:27:20)

7. Coaching accreditation for interculturalists (00:30:04)

8. Accreditation as an interculturalist (00:31:30)

9. Barbara's next move (00:40:03)

10. Choosing an accreditor (00:41:45)

11. Future accreditation (00:43:45)

12. Barbara’s contribution to the Intercultural Toolbox (00:47:07)

13. Contacting Barbara (00:52:25)