Matrrix is a premium Life Coaching and Training institute (India) established in 2015. The firm offers the ‘Become an Associate Coach’ (BAC) program, and the ‘Become a Professional Coach’ (BPC) program for aspiring coaching professionals to begin their preparation journey for an ICF credential.
The program positions the learner as a highly-skilled professional coach while creating the pathway to apply for an ICF credential. Learners applying to these programs are developed into world-class coaches with a vision to adhere to the highest coaching practices.
Matrrix offers coach certification programs under the leadership of Dr. Paras, an ICF and EMCC certified coach, a recipient of the ICF ‘Young Leader Award’, 2018 and EMCC Global Coach of the year 2019-20.
With numerous awards to his credit, Dr. Paras has been instrumental in bringing a wave of change in the lives of people. Innumerable students have already completed the coach training programs from Matrrix, and have embarked on a successful career in coaching.
Matrrix brings a fine amalgamation of Psychology, Philosophy, Spirituality and Sociology in their programs. Matrrix has been successfully running coaching sessions in Mumbai, and Pune, as well as virtual training for the global market.
The Matrrix ‘Become an Associate Coach’ (BAC) is a 60-hour program with 10 hours of Mentor Coaching for the learner, conducted in-person or online. The BAC is a comprehensive program that is designed to give the learner a firm grasp on the 8 updated ICF Core Competencies.
The chapters outline the core concepts of each competency in detail, with the addition of real-life scenarios for a complete understanding of the coaching profession, the importance of applying these competencies, and the effects of professional conduct on the relationship for the client-coach journey.
The program also includes additional theories and models along with exercises in each chapter, that ignite the “coaching mindset”. Learners are trained in deep reflective practice in a question-answer format towards each of the concluding chapters. This prepares learners for hands-on training and situations that arise in a coach’s professional journey while raising awareness in the demonstration of skills.
On completion of this Level, the coach can apply for the ACSTH ACC route with ICF.
The Matrrix ‘Become a Professional Coach’ program is a 125-hour program with 10 hours of Mentor Coaching offered by the Program Director. The program is divided into two sections.
The first section is a detailed look at the ICF Core Competencies (included in the BAC program). This creates a firm understanding of the expectations and requirements of the skills to be demonstrated as a professional coach with reflective questions that deepen the coaching journey.
The second section is a combination of prominent psychological theories and models pertinent to understanding human behavior and the removal of internal barriers. The combination of the two sections acts as guidelines for aspiring coaches to be able to handle different business scenarios for individual and corporate coaching.
Every chapter includes a deep reflective space of ICF core competencies through a question-answer format. On completion of this Level, the coach can apply for the PCC ACTP route with ICF.
Both the programs install a global coaching mindset with a firm understanding of ICF core competencies, a strong grasp of human behavior, and an open mind with higher awareness. The programs also include a performance evaluation before the application for the ICF credentialing.
The goal of the program is to position the learner as a highly skilled professional coach while creating the pathway to apply for an ICF credential. Learners applying to these programs are trained and developed into world-class coaches to adhere to the highest coaching practices as trained by Matrrix and outlined by ICF.
The firm has developed the programs with a vision for transformation and unleashing the potential of people all across the world with the partnership of professional coaches - as honed by Matrrix.
The International Coach Federation (ICF) is a not-for-profit organization for professional coaching sessions. They follow professional standards of coach certification programs and offer independent sessions and certification worldwide.
The International Coaching Federation (ICF) is a leading certification and accreditation body that sets the highest professional standards in the coaching industry. They offer the following three credentials.
The ICF credentials represent a strong ethical code followed the world over for professional coaching. This organization is also known for following the highest standards of professional coaching programs by helping aspiring coaches develop the right attitude and approach to this highly exciting career.
ICF accredited coach training programs have gone through a rigorous process that firmly displays the curriculum is aligned with the high standards and definitions as set by ICF. The courses also follow the core competencies and the code of ethics of ICF.
When you choose ICF accredited coach training programs, you know you have chosen the best for yourself. These standards and ICF Code of Ethics are applicable to all ICF members and credential-holders.
Here’s why you need to opt for ICF accredited coach training program.
Date and Duration for BAC: Click here for schedule
Location: Virtual
Program Delivery Style: Face-to-Face | Online
Lead Instructors: Dr. Paras | Shalaka Tambe
Language of Communication: English
Pricing Plan: Book an Appointment
The Matrrix ‘Become an Associate Coach’ is a 60-hour program with 10 hours of Mentor Coaching for the learner, conducted in-person or online. This is a comprehensive program that is designed to give the learner a firm grasp on the 8 updated ICF Core Competencies.
The chapters outline the core concepts of each competency in detail, with the addition of real-life scenarios for a complete understanding of the coaching profession, the importance of applying these competencies, and the effects of professional conduct on the relationship for the client-coach journey.
On completion of this Level, the coach can apply for the ACSTH ACC route with ICF.
The goal of the program (basic level) is to support the learner to understand and apply the ICF Core Competencies in coaching sessions with their clients while developing a strong, professional coaching mindset.
Applicants get access to an experiential-based learning format with interactions and evaluations used to measure their progress while being in-tune to compliance with ICF standards.
Date and Duration for BAC: Click here for schedule
Location: Virtual
Program Delivery Style: Face-to-Face | Online
Lead Instructors: Dr. Paras | Shalaka Tambe
Language of Communication: English
Pricing Plan: Book an Appointment
The Matrrix ‘Become a Professional Coach’ program is an advanced 125-hour program with 10 hours of Mentor Coaching offered by the Program Director. The program is divided into two important sections for the benefit of learners looking for all-inclusive coach training.
The first one takes a look at the ICF core competencies in detail with a goal to support learners to develop their skills and understand the competency practice and application in the coaching journey.
The second section offers in-depth learning of important psychology theories and models aimed to strengthen the understanding of the human mind and remove internal blocks.
Learners are trained in deep reflective practice through a question-answer format towards each of the concluding chapters. On completion of this Level, the coach can apply for the PCC ACTP route with ICF.
This is an advanced-level program. Learners have a deep understanding of ICF Core Competencies with additional knowledge of the application of prominent psychology techniques and training models that are useful to gain a higher level of awareness of human behavior.
This accelerates the learners’ progress towards developing a highly-skilled coaching mindset that is trained to initiate a successful client-coach relationship.
Applicants also get access to an experiential-based learning format with interactions and evaluations used to measure their progress while being in-tune to compliance with ICF standards.
The BAC and the BPC Program by Matrrix are based on the philosophy of shaping individuals into professional coaches with an emphasis on values, ethics, core competencies - all useful to develop a coaching mindset on the lines of ICF’s golden standards for coaching.
The training approach imparts authentic learning to bring a balance in the professional’s thinking, feeling, and actions. The coaching models are taught in a participative learning style with a combination of in-class training, group activities, video-based learning, evaluation tests, and more.
Applicants are guided towards demonstrating the best practices and behavior styles that equips them to be world-class coaches to have a thriving and purposeful career.
Foundation ICF Core Competency 1: Demonstrates Ethical Practice -Understanding Ethics |
Foundation ICF Core Competency 2: Embodies a Coaching Mindset - Creating a Coaching Mindset Theory – Unconditional Positive Regards by Carl Rogers |
Co-Creating the Relationship ICF Core Competency 3: Establishes and Maintains Agreements |
Co-Creating the Relationship ICF Core Competency 4 Cultivates Trust and Safety – How to Cultivate Trust and Safety? |
Co-Creating the Relationship ICF Core Competency 5 Maintains Presence - Coaching Presence |
Communicating Effectively ICF Core Competency 6 Listens Actively – Listening Skills
ICF Core Competency 7 Evokes Awareness |
Cultivating Learning and Growth ICF Core Competency 8 Facilitates Client Growth |
Psychological Theory: Id, Ego, and Superego -Sigmund Freud
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Maintains Presence |
Psychological Theory: Transactional Analysis – Dr. Eric Berne (Understanding Ego States, Games and Drama Triangle, Life Positions, Transactions, Discounting and Frame of Reference)
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Maintains Presence Listens Actively Evokes Awareness |
Psychological Theory: Logotherapy - Viktor Frankl
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Cultivates Trust and Safety Maintains Presence Evokes Awareness
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Psychological Theory and Tool: TEA Model – Dr. Paras
ICF Core Competencies Covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Cultivates Trust and Safet Maintains Presence Evokes Awareness |
Theory: Understanding Theory U - Otto Scharmer
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Listens Actively Evokes Awareness |
Psychological Theory: Carl Jung Theory
ICF Core Competencies Covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Cultivates Trust and Safety Maintains Presence Evokes Awareness |
Theory and Model: Scarf Model – David Rock
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Cultivates Trust and Safety Maintains Presence Evokes Awareness |
Theory: Hero's Journey
ICF Core Competencies covered: Evokes Awareness |
Tools and Techniques: Understanding Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) Techniques - Dr Richard Bandler and John Grinder (Perceptual Positioning and Creative Visualisation.)
ICF Core Competencies covered: Listens Actively Evokes Awareness |
Psychological Theory: Maslow Theory of Motivation - Dr. Abraham Maslow
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Cultivates Trust and Safety Maintains Presence Evokes Awareness |
Theory: Inner Game of Tennis – Timothy Gallwey
ICF Core Competencies covered: Embodies a Coaching Mindset Cultivates Trust and Safety Maintains Presence Evokes Awareness |
Technique: Permission Wheel
ICF Core Competencies covered: Establishes and Maintains Agreements Listens Actively Evokes Awareness Facilitates Client Growth |
Theory: Heron’s Six Categories of Intervention Model
ICF Core Competencies covered: Establishes and Maintains Agreements Listens Actively Evokes Awareness Facilitates Client Growth |
Tools and Techniques: Contracting Model – Dr. Paras
ICF Core Competencies covered: Establishes and Maintains Agreements Maintains Presence Listens Actively Evokes Awareness |
Technique and Tools: Six Thinking Hats – By Edward de Bono
ICF Core Competencies covered: Listens Actively Evokes Awareness |
Models and Framework: Co-Active Coaching – Laura Whitworth
ICF Core Competencies covered: Establishes and Maintains Agreements Listens Actively Evokes Awareness Facilitates Client Growth |
Program Policies: 100% advance, no refund requests accepted and no withdrawals permitted. (We can only consider an alternative date and schedule for the next session in the event of authentic refund requests. This decision is subject to evaluation by the Directors of Dr. Paras Wellness Pvt. Ltd. and will be accepted as final and binding.)
Who can Apply?
Applicants need to be 21 years and above for the BAC program and a graduate from any stream. They need to be passionate towards coaching and empowerment of people.
Applicants need to be a graduate from any stream, above 21 years of age, with at least 2 years work experience in any industry to apply for the BPC Program.
Who Should opt for ICF Accredited Coach Training Programs
The Matrrix ICF coach training programs are authentic programs designed to give you the highest levels of professional coaching sessions.
If you are thinking of how to become a life, executive, Leadership, business, Wellness, Spiritual certified coach, your goals must include the 3 main factors mentioned below.
The Matrrix professional coach certification programs are suitable for -
Matrrix ICF - ACTP Program:
ICF CREDENTIAL & PRE-REQUISITES | ACC | PCC | MCC |
Face to Face or Virtual Learning | 60 | 125 | 200 |
Mentoring | 10 | 10 | 10 |
Recordings to be submitted to ICF Assessor | 1 | 2 (ACSTH route) Na (ACTP route) | 2 |
Client Coaching Hours | 100 | 500 | 2500 |
Our blended approach of Psychology, Philosophy, Spirituality and Sociology and flexible online program delivery make Matrrix a perfect training partner for coaches around the globe. Here’s what else sets us apart -
Dr. Paras has devised exclusive coach supervision and mentoring programs aimed to help all professionals sharpen their skills in the field of life coaching.
A) Coach Supervision
Matrrix offers coach supervision programs wherein the coach (supervisee) engages a coach supervisor) from Matrrix with an aim to develop one’s coaching skills and practice.
Dr. Paras uses the Seven-Eyed Model that offers a broad perspective on one’s feelings, approaches, interactions, supervisory relationships, beliefs and much more. All coach sessions are conducted in person as well as through exclusive webinars and training sessions.
Matrrix also partners with corporates who require coach supervision on a regular basis for all internal coaches. By opting for the Matrrix internal coach supervision program, corporates are rest assured of a regular monitoring of their coaches by ensuring they receive the latest training methodologies and techniques to upgrade their skills.
Coach supervision is a must for companies looking to scale their business higher with a strong workforce that is motivated at every level. With coach supervision, internal coaches are given the opportunity to sharpen the saw with world class supervision by Matrrix.
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B) Mentor Coaching
Dr. Paras also offers 10 hours of mentor coaching for individuals looking to develop the 8 core competencies as specified by the ICF (International Coaching Federation). Dr. Paras works closely with aspiring coaching professionals who are applying for the ACC/PCC/MCC credentials at ICF. This is recommended for professionals wanting to develop a better understanding of the core competencies to excel in their coaching profession.
The core aim of mentor coaching is to further leverage a coach’s skills and capabilities by following the standards set by ICF.
We offer 10 hours of mentoring for the BAC and the BPC program. Additional mentoring will invite extra charges. Please inquire with the Dr Paras Wellness (Matrrix) team before proceeding with the request.
We are sorry, payments once made are non-refundable. Kindly read all the terms and conditions to know more.
The ICF as defined on their website is as follows: The International Coaching Federation (ICF) is the leading global organization for coaches and coaching. ICF is dedicated to advancing the coaching profession by setting high standards, providing independent certification and building a worldwide network of trained coaching professionals.
The ICF offers 3 levels: Associate Certified Coach (ACC) Professional Certified Coach (PCC) Master Certified Coach (MCC)
The International Coaching Federation (ICF) outlines Core Competencies that indicate the behaviors to be demonstrated by coaches. Programs that are ICF-Accredited need to follow the Core Competencies to adhere to the terms of ICF. Please view the ICF Core Competencies.
If you desire an ICF credential ACC/PCC/MCC for your chosen level, you need to make a payment towards the ICF Membership fees and application fee for the desired applicable credential. Please view the ICF website for additional charges. All additional payments for the ICF credentialing process are to be made directly to the ICF.
Here are the terms: Your chosen program needs to be ICF-Accredited/Approved. If yes, you need to provide the certificate at the time of admission to be eligible for the Become a Professional Coach (BPC) program for ICF PCC.
Yes, if you have applied for an ICF certification, then the same needs to be renewed every three years. The process is outlined on the ICF website as mentioned here .
● Completion of an entire 125 hours of ICF Accredited Coach Training Program (ACTP). The ICF outlines the following: ACTP programs are required to provide 10 hours of Mentor Coaching over a three (3) month or longer period of time.Minimum of 10 hours of Mentor Coaching. These 10 hours should be integrated into the total program and occur periodically throughout the course of the training. Group mentoring may count for a maximum of seven (7) hours toward the mentoring requirement. The group being mentored may not consist of more than 10 participants. A minimum of three (3) of the 10 mentoring hours must be one-on-one mentoring. All Mentor Coaching should be completed verbally. The learner needs to clear the final assessment with the ACTP assessor. ● A minimum of 500 hours (440 paid*) of coaching experience with at least 25 clients following the start of your coach-specific training. At least 50 of these hours must occur within the 24 months** prior to submitting the application for the credential. ● Completion of the Coach Knowledge Assessment (CKA). PCC ACSTH Path ● At least 125 hours of coach-specific training through an ACTP or ACSTH program. ● 10 hours of Mentor Coaching over a minimum of three months to be documented on your online application. Your Mentor Coach must be a PCC or MCC in good standing. ● A minimum of 500 hours (440 paid*) of coaching experience with at least 25 clients following the start of your coach-specific training. At least 50 of these hours must occur within the 24 months** prior to submitting the application for the credential. ● Performance evaluation (two audio recordings and written transcripts of coaching sessions to be uploaded with your application). ● Completion of the Coach Knowledge Assessment (CKA)
Yes, the Matrrix BAC and BPC Programs are eligible to take learners towards the ACTP and ACSTH route for the ICF evaluation process. Please write to us at [email protected] for details.
CCEU stands for Continuing Coaching Education Units. These units are accumulated by coaching upon the completion of the Continuing Coach Education. The ICF awards CCE units in the following areas as mentioned on their website. ● Core Competencies: Advanced coach training that directly relates to or expands upon the ICF Core Competencies ● Resource Development: Training in skills that contribute to a coach’s professional development (e.g., personal development, coaching tools or assessments, business building, or other material that falls outside the ICF Core Competencies) According to ICF, the CCE is an additional and advanced form of education and is meant for those who want to add new learning skills and/or those who desire to renew the ICF credential.
The ICF lists certain prerequisites that are necessary for Coaching and Training institutes to be eligible to offer CCEU hours. Matrrix is completely eligible for the same. For clarifications, please write to [email protected]
The Coach Knowledge Assessment test as defined by ICF is also known as the CKA and is used in the coaching industry to evaluate and measure the level of understanding and demonstration of required skills by the coach. The CKA uses various measurement techniques to understand if an individual demonstrates the prerequisites as defined by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) in the areas of coaching ethics, Core Competencies, coaching practices and conduct, and more.
The Associate Certified Coach (ACC ) requires100 hours of practice with 8 clients (min), the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) requires 500 hours of practice with 25 clients (min) and Master Certified Coach (MCC) requires 2500 hours of practice with 35 clients (min).
The Become a Certified Coach (BAC) program prepares you for the ACC Level of the ICF credentialing process. The Become a Professional Coach (BPC) program prepares you for the PCC level of the ICF credentialing process. BAC explores the ICF Core Competencies in depth to train coaches to demonstrate the same. BPC explores the ICF Core Competencies with additional training in psychological theories and NLP to prepare learners for the advanced level of coaching and understanding of human behavior. Both programs are ICF-accredited.
The ICF has the following requirements for the ACC ACTP path. (The data is subject to change; always read the latest update on the ICF website.) ● Completion of an entire 125 hours of ICF Accredited Coach Training Program (ACTP). Check for your program’s approval below. ● 10 hours of Mentor Coaching over a minimum of three months to be documented on your online application. Your Mentor Coach must be an ACC who has completed a full cycle of the credential through renewal, PCC or MCC in good standing. ● A minimum of 100 hours (70 paid*) of coaching experience with at least eight clients following the start of your coach-specific training. At least 25 of these hours must occur within the 24 months** prior to submitting the application for the credential. ● Completion of the Coach Knowledge Assessment (CKA). ACC ACSTH Path ● At least 60 hours of coach-specific training through an ACTP or ACSTH program. Check for your program’s approval below. ● 10 hours of Mentor Coaching over a minimum of three months to be documented on your online application. Your Mentor Coach must be an ACC who has completed a full cycle of the credential through renewal, PCC or MCC in good standing. ● A minimum of 100 hours (70 paid*) of coaching experience with at least eight clients following the start of your coach-specific training. At least 25 of these hours must occur within the 24 months** prior to submitting the application for the credential. ● Performance evaluation (audio recording and written transcript of a coach session to be uploaded with your application). ● Completion of the Coach Knowledge Assessment (CKA).