Life Coaching Certificate Course (Beginner to Intermediate)
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A comprehensive online training that delivers in-depth understanding of the key elements of the Life Coaching profession
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Kain Ramsay
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3 points • intentionallifeguide
I would start with something cheap to see if you're really interested if you want to become a coach.
I did a course an online course on Udemy form Kain Ramsey, it is often on sale for under $20.
3 points • samayhaider
If you are looking to an introductory course on life coaching, I would recommend the course on Udemy - Life Coaching by Kain Ramsay, its popular on udemy, its inexpensive, has some great ratings.
1 points • mikeblas
You're totally wrong. https://www.udemy.com/course/life-coaching-online-certification-course-life-coach-training/
1 points • samhaider786
I would recommend this course on Udemy - Life Coaching by Kain Ramsay
2 points • Brujo_Yaga
You could go the route of self employed, or establish a business license with your name as a LLC
Then make note of claiming your a private consultant, private coordinator etc.
You would have the bank account statements to back you up as far as payment history and developed income revenue, I suggest getting creative with looking at it as a personal "private" business
research: wellness coaching, private consulting, private management etc., it would fall under the same payment revenue setup
IRS website would also have job / business type requirements
Cited source: [26 U.S. Code § 6017.Self-employment tax returns
](https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/6017)
Cited source for self employed ideas
Just an example for certificate to look into for self employed
1 points • Watsonians
I haven't done nearly as many as I want to, but I do use Udemy a fair bit (I've signed up for over 1000 courses - most for free, but paid for some "better" ones that I really wanted)
I would say don't pay more than £11.99 for any, as they will all almost certainly be reduced to that or less at some point, usually regularly. Some of these courses are as short as 30 minute introductions to things, while others can be 30+ hours long (e.g., Web Dev Bootcamp at 47 hours long with a 4.6 rating, or Life coaching certification at 52 hours and 4.5 average).
On top of that there's Freebies Global, which lists all free courses available on Udemy and several similar sites.
Again, quality matters and I can't personally vouch for these, but many have 4*+ average reviews, and currently available for free are courses on:
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