Supervision Accreditation

The Hult Ashridge Center for Executive Coaching awards accredited supervisor status to individuals who meet our criteria.

We see supervision as vital in the effectiveness of coaching relationships. Our supervision accreditation has been awarded the EMCC European Supervision Quality Award.

About Supervision Accreditation

The Hult Ashridge Center for Executive Coaching has been providing accreditation to executive and team coaches since 2004.

We offer validation to internal coaches and leader coaches who meet our criteria.

Our Ashridge Accredited Supervisor status is reserved for outstanding supervisors who demonstrate their competence and relational coaching ability through our rigorous assessment process.

Supervision Accreditation

Individuals who successfully complete our Postgraduate Diploma in Organizational and Coaching Supervision program can apply for our supervision accreditation.

As a supervisor accredited by the Hult Ashridge Center for Executive Coaching, you must adhere to our Code of Conduct for Supervisors.

Submission A

Supervision Self Assessment

A 'Supervisor Self-Assessment’ is an assessment of your own current competence. You are required to submit a 2,500 word ‘Supervision Practice Overview’ comprising:
i. Your supervision profile
ii. A self-assessment of your current coaching/consultant supervision competence
iii. Written feedback from supervisees (completed assignments only)
iv. Evidence of participating in coaching and OD consulting and supervision over the last two years, including at least 10 (individual or group) supervision sessions
v. An overview of CPD in the last two years in addition to your own supervision
vi. Evidence of at least 20 sessions of supervision over the last two years, including numbers of hours, supervisees and dates.

Submission B

Normative Supervision Report

This report should be 1,500 words in length. It will be reviewed by two members of the accreditation board and should include:

  • Supervisor log book with evidence of session notes and Action Review Cycles into your supervision practice
  • A review of an instance of ‘normative’ supervision in your practice in the Normative Supervision Report: this can be an assessment, an annual report on a supervisee, or an experiment with tough feedback for a supervisee.
Submission C

Live Supervision Session or Submission of Recording

A record of recent supervision work with a different client from the one in your Normative Supervision Report
i. A single continuous digital recording of 30 minutes (+10%) of live supervision work (an excerpt of a full-length session).
ii. A verbatim written transcript of the recording.
iii. A written commentary on the recorded supervision describing the context; the client; the particular session recorded; what this session demonstrates; and how the learning from Modules 1 and 2 has affected your practice.
iv. Written feedback from the supervisee.

Upcoming Events

We regularly host virtual and in-person events on new and emerging theories of executive coaching and supervision. We also run information sessions with recent graduates to highlight our coaching programmes.

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Relational Coaching Conference

This year's conference will focus on identity - of the coach and coachee - and it's place in coaching. We will share more information as we develop the programme.

  • Next Event: June 2024

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Next intake: October 17, 2024

The deadline for our next intake is September 10, 2024. This is a fully online cohort and places are filling up fast, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.