Each membership type holds its own set of criteria, and choosing the right level is simply about selecting the option that best aligns with where you are on your coaching journey. Your choice can reflect how you wish to engage with the AC community and the opportunities that feel most supportive to you. You can explore the criteria for each membership type here: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/individual-membership#anchor-menu-2
The AC offers several individual membership types: Associate, Member, Fellow Member, Leader Coach, and Introductory Associate/Leader Coach Membership.
Each membership type includes a range of benefits designed to support your development and professional journey. You can view the full benefits table here: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/individual-membership#anchor-menu-1
Current fees can be found here: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/individual-membership#anchor-menu-2
Returning members enjoy a preferential renewal rate each year.
Eligibility varies by membership type and can be explored in detail here: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/individual-membership#anchor-menu-2
Member level and above membership provides access and Member preferential rates to AC Accreditation pathways.
You may find it helpful to upgrade when your experience aligns with the eligibility of a higher membership level. Doing so opens access to benefits that match your current stage of development. You can explore eligibility here: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/individual-membership#anchor-menu-2
Support is available at individual@associationforcoaching.com. Feel free to reach out for more information.
Upgrade fees are generally the difference between the membership levels.
The Association for Coaching offers a broad range of professional development opportunities designed to support coaches, leaders, and supervisors throughout their professional journey.
Members can access a mix of live and on-demand learning, including webinars, events, conferences, live coaching demos, and resources much of which can be found through the Digital Learning Hub. Many members also engage in supervision, co-coaching, mentoring, and peer learning opportunities to support reflective practice and ongoing development.
Together, these resources are designed to help members deepen their skills, stay connected to evolving professional practice, and continue developing in ways that suit their role, context, and stage of experience.