THE TRUTH ABOUT “P”
You received a “P” when you graduated— that simply meant that there was one or more Provisions that you yet needed to reach to complete the full certification.
You received a “P” when you graduated— that simply meant that there was one or more Provisions that you yet needed to reach to complete the full certification. For most people, the provision to fulfill was demonstrating competent skill on each of the five core skills. We do not even require that you reach all five in a single session. We do expect and anticipate that you will set that goal for yourself and keep getting assessed until you can demonstrate the five core skills in a session. While we usually do not say this explicitly —this is our expectation. After all, think about all of the time, effort, and money you have invested in yourself in learning to become a Professional Coach.
Our expectations for you do not end there. We actually expect more. We expect that you will naturally want to reach all five in every coaching session you do. Why would we expect anything less? The question is, are you expecting that of yourself? If not, are you selling yourself short of your potentials and possibilities?