Why You Should Take The Workforce Career Coach Facilitator Online Training

The online CDF Workforce Development Career Coach  Facilitation training course offered through the Thomas Edison State College School of Professional and Continuing Studies.

Assume a leadership role in your organization's workforce career development coach facilitation programs  This course will satisfy the training requirement to earn the Global Career Development Facilitator Credential, online, at your convenience.

The CDF Workforce Career Coach Facilitation training offered by the Thomas Edison State College School of Professional and Continuing Studies,  http://www.tesc.edu/5011.php is a  120-hour online course, intended for workforce, career, human resources, out-placement and education professionals interested in obtaining an international credential as a Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF).*

Who Should Enroll:

This program is intended for professionals employed in the workforce system as counselors, job coaches, career and life career coaches, Human Resources  specialists, trainers, job developers, intake workers and interviewers in:

• government agencies
• private profit and non-profit organizations
• state offices, city and county training programs
• human resources organizations
• outplacement organizations
• educational institutions
• community-based organizations
• faith-based organizations
• juvenile justice systems
• rehabilitation agencies

The Global Career Development Facilitator Credential:

In addition to the training requirement that is met by taking this online Workforce Career Coach Facilitation course, those seeking the Global Career Development Facilitator credential must have earned a master’s degree and have 1 year of work experience in the field (if you do not satisfy the work experience requirement you will be given two years to satisfy this requirement); a baccalaureate degree and 2 year of work experience (if you do not satisfy the work experience requirement you will be given two years to satisfy this requirement); or an associate’s degree and 3 years of work experience (if you do not satisfy the work experience requirement you will be given two years to satisfy this requirement). (Workforce/career development experience is defined as working in any environment where one may be helping others to find out about careers and jobs, be involved in education and/or training to reach career and job goals, making career and job decisions, looking for a job, keeping a job.) 

The credential is conferred by the Center for Credentialing and Education, http://www.cce-global.org/credentials-offered/gcdf-home, an affiliate of the National Board for Certified Counselors, the largest helping skills credentialing organization in the world.

Taking this program online is convenient and intuitive!

Even if you have never taken on online course such as the Workforce Career Coach Facilitation course before, you will find that the program’s flexibility and the support you receive along the way from your mentor/faculty and other students with similar career goals are invaluable.