The Coaching Academy firmly believes that great work achieved by its coaches deserves recognition and so the awards ceremony was born. After last year's hugely successful event we remain committed to celebrating the fantastic achievements of TCA qualified coaches who continually inspire and make a difference to the lives of so many.
What do all these award winners have in common? They all began their coaching journey by attending our free 2-day coaching foundation event.
It's interesting to note that so many people attend our free 2-day event initially thinking "What's the catch?" "There must be a catch" Why is this free?" ...and this group of worthy winners were probably no exception! The difference is, they came along and realised there was no catch, just two days of world-class training to help delegates make an informed decision about coaching and The Coaching Academy.
Following their attendance, they enrolled with The Coaching Academy and became qualified and accredited, never dreaming they would be collecting a prestigious coaching award after they completed their training with us.
So... this is your opportunity - You too can find out what coaching is all about by attending our free foundation course... and who knows, you too could one day be an award winning coach.
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Life Coach of the Year
International Coach of the Year
Executive Coach of the Year
Small Business Coach of the Year
NLP Practitioner of the Year
Coaching Within Education Award
Best Newcomer
CPD Coach of the Year
Coaching for a Cause Award
Life Coach Of The Year Award 2017
Jess has recently released an online programme to help those going through relationship breakdowns and aims to help over 1,000 people per year around the world.
She has almost finished her first book on relationships called 'For the love of your life'.
Now that she has won Life Coach of the Year, Jess is looking forward to helping people rediscover the magic of an amazing loving relationship!
Finalists also included: Sherry Bevan & Claire Cahill
Executive Coach Of The Year 2017
Allison is an executive coach who is passionate about working with businesses, business executives, women in transition and those who need a new direction through coaching.
Allison was recently part of a team of associate coaches on an award winning leadership development programme at TFL.
Her plans for the future are to keep growing her client base to include more blue chip multi-national and public sector company executives.
Finalists also included: Francoise Orlov & Hamid Safaei
Best Newcomer Of The Year 2017
David is a dedicated Coach, motivational speaker, presenter and trainer. He has completed The Coaching Academy's NLP Practitioner programme and numerous CPD events.
David created a unique mentoring programme in his 3 Shires coaching group. He is currently working towards the outline of his first book, and planning retreats to nourish a new pattern of behaving and living.
Finalists also included: Stuart Betteridge & Penny Barker
Small Business Coach Of The Year 2017
Sian coaches individuals and small businesses to realise their dreams, build high-performing teams, and enable them to thrive through change.
Sian also founded The Macclesfield Bird Table, which is a confidential business development group for female business owners in Macclesfield.
In 2016 and 2017, Sian ran a number of well-received small business workshops. She plans to run many more and grow her coaching business to new heights.
Finalists also included: Debbie Robinson & Julie Hutchison
Coaching For A Cause Award 2017
Deborah has worked extensively supporting her local community of Sheffield in a number of charitable causes.
She has helped raise over 150k for the Weston Park Cancer Hospital and youth charity Endeavour. She also coaches a number of young people in how to reach a life that they envision.
Deborah aims to live by the words of Winston Churchill - "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."
Finalists also included: Jen Gale & Clara Wilcox
NLP Practitioner of The Year 2017
Andrea has been recognized by a number of organisations in the fertility field and has already grown her business to an unexpected level. She has published three books, launched an online course, and recently ran her first Infertile Life event at Kings College in London.
Coaching has not only transformed the lives of others, but also Andrea's as she is able to give back by contributing to society whilst growing herself at the same time.
Finalists also included: Teresa Bulford-Cooper & Colin Wall
International Coach Of The Year 2017
Since graduating from The Coaching Academy in 2015, Rafael has been working tirelessly to develop his coaching skills to change peoples' lives.
Rafael is planning to take his coaching programme across Brazil and South America in the next 12 months, giving Coaching presentations and workshops to help people realise their true potential.
Finalists also included: Nigel Carl Azzopardi & Francoise Orlov
CPD Coach Of The Year
Marion's niche is 'Job Transition Coaching', where she coaches and empowers her clients to fulfil their potential whilst drawing on her HR expertise.
She is a Chartered Member of the Institute of Personnel and Development and her involvement in the CIPD extends to being a branch chair for the Bournemouth, Poole and District Group.
Finalists also included: Nikki Wild & Darren Hemsworth
Coaching Within Education
Ania is a progression mentor for the Prince's Trust and works in a number of schools as a self-belief and confidence coach. She is also an ambassador of 'Girl Rising', which empowers young girls through education.
Ania founded a company earlier this year called 'Women Work Events', which has grown tremendously in the short time it has been running and is excited to see it develop. She absolutely loves what she does and her passion for it is what drives her energy.
Finalists also included: Sarah Bramall & Eva Mantzourani
Life Coach Of The Year Award 2017
David works with both corporate and private clients across the UK and the world ranging from PR and logistics professionals, to start-up business owners and those from the film and theatre industries in the UK and Hollywood. His book 'The Buddha in me, the Buddha in you' was published by Penguin random house earlier this year helping many to explore the spiritual meaning in their lives. David has been featured on BBC radio London and written a feature about coaching tools for a health publication produced by Holland and Barrett and alongside his coaching and writing, David also uses his coaching skills in a voluntary capacity with a worldwide Buddhist peace movement.
Executive Coach Of The Year 2017
Since qualifying in 2012 Claire has worked with a number of managers in small, medium and large organisations helping them to coach their teams more effectively, develop their skills and tailored workshops around their needs. She has continually invested into her CPD with further study and is a treasurer of the 3 shires coaching group, she also recently published a book titled: 'Empowering Employee Engagement - How to Ignite your team for peak performance' which is centred around the coaching framework and tools that she has successfully applied to motivate employee performance.
Best Newcomer Of The Year 2017
After a successful 20 years as a television presenter, which includes presenting the ITV national news, Daybreak and Sky Sports News, Ali was approached to share her experience, and train young presenters and it was at this time that she discovered her passion for Coaching. Ali Shaw attained a distinction in her Personal Performance Diploma within a space of 8 months and since qualifying has already made significant strides in getting her Confidence Coaching business up and running, alongside investing into expanding her skillset with continual professional development.
Small Business Coach Of The Year 2017
Having won the 'best newcomer award' in 2015, Rita has gone from strength to strength and has continued to grow her business with her unique trademarked framework 'SAVVI' - to facilitate positive change. Rita has gone on to help businesses develop their people, identify blind spots in how they manage and run their businesses through the power of coaching. She has worked with smaller businesses and larger well known ones such as the met police, KFC and Hallmark care homes. Rita has also invested extensively into her CPD and is a member of a number of networking groups and membership bodies and recently won an award for 'best coach' at The BEST Business Women Awards.
Coaching For A Cause Award 2017
Meg volunteers with an organisation called Active plus, who take wounded, injured and sick (WIS) military veterans on as volunteer facilitators. Clients come from a wide variety of sources, eg Mental Health organisations, self-referrals, Job Centre, GPs surgeries, local councils - with one thing in common - they are all at rock bottom. Through a combination of practical exercises and life-coaching principles, they learn to come to terms with their challenges and to believe in themselves again. Previously working with the RAF, Skill force and developing programmes for formerly homeless 16-25 yr olds Meg epitomises the benefits of coaching and is a role model for coaching for a cause.
NLP Practitioner of The Year 2017
Qualifying as an NLP Practitioner in 2013 and specialising in healthy recovery for 12 years, Miranda works with people with illness and disability challenges in order to live a life of possibility. Blending together her skills of training, health recovery coaching, nutritional planning and NLP, Miranda Is focused on developing health success plans for her clients. Having previously undergone her own health challenges she is able to emphasise with her clients and regularly runs Coaching groups to assist individuals to improve and overcome their health challenges.
International Coach Of The Year 2017
Since qualifying in 2014, Christelle has specialised in coaching freelance translators and interpreters and gone on to promote coaching in the translation industry. Since completing her Personal Performance Diploma she has gone on to further her study, is an active member of The ICF and has completed a number of CPD activities. Having successfully given a number of talks in Norway, London and Prague on a variety of coaching topics, she was recently invited to write an article for the American Translators Association and was featured on their September/October issue of their Chronicle publication allowing her to spread awareness on coaching topics to over 13,000 people in 95 countries.
Life Coach Of The Year Award 2015
Carolyne works with veterinary teams and individuals within the profession coaching them through professional and personal challenges and helping them to build more effective, productive and harmonious teams, she also runs workshops and training sessions that focus on leadership, team building and stress management techniques helping professionals to get the most out of their lives and careers.
Youth Coach Of The Year 2015
Mark works in 3 different schools, focusing on career coaching; he continually makes a positive contribution to the careers of the young people he coaches.
Parent Coach Of The Year 2015
Sharon works with parents identified by social services as needing coaching. She coaches to help break unhelpful patterns of behaviour in parenting and empowers people to become the parent they want to be, helping families to move their relationships forwards.
NLP Coach Of The Year 2015
Elizabeth coaches mind-set skills and mental resilience to young figure skaters and their parents. She helps skaters to overcome nerves and enhance their confidence for British championships and international competition, helping skaters to accelerate their performance. It was a double celebration on Saturday as Elizabeth travelled back from Sheffield from the British UK men’s championship, one of Elizabeth’s clients had won a gold medal for British championship for the junior men’s category of skaters, and he has also been featured on a CBBC programme that follows talented figure skaters.
Executive Coach Of The Year 2015
Julie coaches leaders of technical teams to increase productivity through leadership skills. She coaches people with her leadership programme across the police force and engineering companies helping businesses to stand out in their business.
Small Business Coach of The Year 2015
Tina coaches business owners in strategic business planning and organisational structure for growth. She helps business owners to tap into their potential, empathises with their challenges and asks them the coaching questions that can steer them in the direction they want to go.
Best Newcomer Of The Year 2015
Rita coaches organisations to help them gain a better understanding of its people to accelerate their performance. She works closely with SME’s, entrepreneurs and managers from diverse groups and backgrounds to promote positive change within organisations.
International Coach Of The Year 2015
Dominika specialises in career and expat coaching. She helps her clients with international career change, helping them to navigate through the challenges and opportunities associated with discovering a new career and adapting to a new country so that they can transition effortlessly into their desired lifestyle.
Coaching For A Cause Award 2015
Christopher coaches employees, managers and business owners with disabilities and long term health conditions. He helps those with disabilities to achieve success in their careers. He is a role model to all those he works with, inspiring them to unlock their potential.
