Have you ever found yourself frustrated with your job or fed up with your career in general? Perhaps you’ve tried finding a new position, but really haven’t had any luck. Finding a career coach may be an excellent next step. But where and how do you begin? It can be a tough process (there’s lots of people out there who claim to be career advisors) – and finding the right coach with the right fit is important. If you’re thinking it’s time to get some help turning your passion into a career, check out these tips for finding a career coach.
How to Find a Career Coach
- Ask yourself if you’re looking for a full career change or if you’re seeking a coach to help you move up in your current field?
- Look to the guidance of a nearby university to find a qualified career coach. Many alumni and career offices have lists of qualified career guides.
- Once you find a candidate, thoroughly review his or her resume, work and education history.
- Ask your potential coach if he or she holds a career coach certification or credentials.
- Be sure to get references from past clients.
Have you ever worked with someone to help you make a career move? I would love to hear your experience and tips for how to find a career coach!
