Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo was exactly what I was looking for. It had the blend of diverse participants and a location to stretch outside of my comfort zone with the mix of city/outside of the city accommodation. It brought to life the self reflection and growth process first and then finishing the practicum in Tokyo. The faculty team was top notch!
— ECI Japan participant

The Executive Coaching Certification is an accredited Level 1 Training program from the International Coaching Federation.

Accommodations, most meals, and internal transfers are included in the program fees.

Program Location

Our program begins at the Resol no Mori resort, located in the woods of Chiba prefecture approximately 1 hour from either Narita or Haneda Airport. After one week, we transfer to Hotel Groove Shinjuku in Tokyo for the client practicums and final weekend in the city.

Accommodations are private single rooms with en suite bathrooms. Most meals included.

Resol no Mori

 

Hotel Groove Shinjuku

 
The BECI program was life changing, introspective and provocative. Ten days of immersion proved to be transformative as I learned the core principles of Berkeley’s method and can immediately apply this skill to almost every relationship I have both personally and professionally. It will change the way I communicate with people every day.
— ECI Japan participant

Coaching Practicum

Candidates participate in three practicums during the Japan program. The first is an opportunity to coach ECI alumni. The second and third are at leading companies in Tokyo, such as Nishimura & Asahi and DHL.

ECI Japan Info Session

Become a certified executive coach. Start by asking us anything.

 Join us for a live, one-hour information session about the Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute’s Executive Coaching Certification program in Tokyo.

 Tuesday, September 22
12:00 PM Tokyo & Seoul 
10:00 AM Bangkok
(Monday, September 21  ·  8:00 PM Pacific)

 What we will cover

  • Why executive coaching certification matters for you as a leader, in how you listen, how you develop people, and how you hold difficult conversations, especially in the age of AI

  • What a career as an executive coach actually looks like, including how alumni have built practices inside organizations and independently

  • What happens in the room during the Tokyo program, and what the certification pathway involves

  • Direct conversation with alumni and faculty who have been through it

Your panel

  •  Jennifer Caleshu, Faculty Director, Executive Coaching Certification Program | ICF PCC and Berkeley Certified Executive Coach | USA

  • Doy Charnsupharindr, CEO, Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute | ICF PCC and Berkeley Certified Executive Coach | Bangkok & USA

  • Satoshi Yamamoto, Executive Coach, Faculty Trainer, Leadership & Talent Development, Deloitte Tohmatsu Group LLC | ICF PCC and Berkeley Certified Executive Coach | Tokyo

  • Hoh Kim, Founder, THE LAB | Berkeley Certified Executive Coach | Seoul

  • Samuel Hon, CEO at First Corporate Solutions, Inc. | ICF PCC and Berkeley Certified Executive Coach | YPO Certified Forum Facilitator (CFF) | Hong Kong & USA

 Ask your questions in English, Thai, Korean, Cantonese or Japanese.

Cannot attend live? Register anyway and we will send you the recording.

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If you are looking for a life changing experiential program not only for Executive Coaching but also leadership and self growth, this program is for you.
— ECI Japan participant