Certification Work

Robert Haley | Coaching Skills Mastery Certificate of Achievement | PCCI
Robert Haley has received the Certificate of Achievement in Coaching Skills Mastery, Coaching Skills Development, The Essentials of Coaching and Ethical Practices and Risk Management in Coaching from the Professional Christian Coaching Institute.
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 Professional Life Coaching is a very important field in today's fast paced, highly competitive culture. Our moment in history is extremely unique. If necessity truly is the mother of invention, then it makes a lot of sense, that in this moment of time, Professional Coaching has been born. 

 The impact that I can provide for my clients is dear to me. Seeing those I am connected to, overcoming and excelling in their lives, under difficult conditions, is paramount. Building that kind of fortitude in their lives means everything to me. 

 Therefore, I have chosen to invest in my skill set and seek the highest level of certification to serve my clients well. It is a long process to do it right and I am committed to this wonderful journey. 

 I am taking each step and making every effort to complete my official certification as a Certified Professional Life Coach (CPLC) and ICF, Associate Certified Coach (ACC). I am currently working my way through Mentor Coaching and coaching my way towards reaching the required coaching hours.


Robert Haley | Coaching Skills Development Certificate of Achievement | PCCI


Robert Haley | The Essentials of Coaching Certificate of Achievement | PCCI



Robert Haley | Ethical Practices and Risk Management in Coaching Certificate of Achievement | PCCI

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