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Professionalism and the professionalization process in coaching

Lidia D. Czarkowska

2010

1/2010

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This paper deals with the sense and the connotations of the term “professionalism” and with the process of professionalization in the context of coaching. The author presents what it means to be a “professional coach” from an external (scientific and social) and internal (personal and coaching) perspective. The article focuses on the overview and systematization of the criteria for the job of a coach to be identified as a profession and the requirements for coaches to become professionals.

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Career coaching - theory basics and practice

Katarzyna Ramirez-Cyzio

2010

2/2010

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The article shows the influence of socio-economic determinants on professional counseling and coaching. It demonstrates how the changes of the economic system enforce changes in the working methods of professional counselors and coaches. Globalization, the economic crisis, the extension of the labor markets on the one hand and the decrease in the number of employment opportunities on the other hand, and the need to make professional choices with every step of development of the professional career cause traditional counseling to evolve more towards job and career coaching. The present-day labor market needs workers that know their professional inclinations, resources, competencies and know how to use them in the benefit of the organization.

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