“Educators have the future generation in their care and they deserve all the resources to do their job to the best of their ability.”
— Coach“Why? I am passionate about this new education paradigm.”
— Coach“I have seen the challenges teachers face in both public and private schools. I believe teachers deserve coaches so they can devote time to their own professional and personal development.”
— Coach“Why coach educators? To fulfill my mission to have a positive impact in the lives of others.”
— Coach“What makes this important for me? I'm passionate about helping others and I want to contribute what I can in order to cause a positive ripple effect.”
— Coach“I am so lucky to have found this. Being coached was a magical experience. My coach is very wise, resourceful, professional and kind. I am very grateful to her for leading me to readjust my core values and made a huge leap in my teaching.”
— Educator“I have personally learned a lot about myself and my potential and capabilities as a leader in the classroom”
— Coachee“I was surprised by how everything is connected, from my heart's desire to my daily habits”
— Educator Participant“I feel like I’ve been heard and supported in a way that I rarely experience in my day-to-day work.”
— Coached Educator“These conversations help me focus, reframe, and breathe again in my role as a teacher”
— Coachee“Coaching has given me permission to pause and be kind to myself professionally”
— Educator Participant“A lot of people in life offer help and advice but very few ask questions like a coach. This is what a lot of us need sometimes.”
— Educator“The generosity of this community is profound. It makes a real difference.”
— Educator“This isn’t just coaching—it’s building a better culture for teachers.”
— Support Group Participant“Why do I volunteer? Because educators are the coaches of my children, and impact people's lives greatly with what they do and say.”
— Coach“Why? I believe coaching educators means coaching thousands of students. That brings a huge impact not only on the educator's well-being but student education and their well-being”
— Coach“I was surprised that even though my coach didn't come from a teaching background, he was able to identify exactly what I needed to work on”
— Coachee (Teacher)“This was the most useful hour of my entire week.”
— Teacher, after 1:1 Coaching“Setting aside an hour a month has helped me to find the dynamic balance between my professional and private lives, working in a challenging, bilingual, pre-school environment.”
— Educator, after a series of 1:1 Coaching Sessions“Being part of this group helped me see I’m not alone in the challenges I face.”
— Support Group Member“The Live Meetings offer a kind, compassionate, and non-judgmental space to think out loud”
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At Teachers Who Coach, we believe in empowering educators by providing access to professional coaching and a collaborative community. Our goal is to turn teaching challenges into opportunities for growth and innovation.
Founded with the vision of bridging the gap between educators and professional coaches, Teachers Who Coach has grown into a vibrant community dedicated to enhancing the educational landscape through coaching.
We are holding a safe space for the teachers and coaches as they collaborate and shift towards a coaching approach to education.
What is TwC and what is its purpose?
TwC, or Teachers who Coach, is a community that connects educators with professional coaches who offer their support and expertise without charge. The primary goal of TwC is to help educators transform challenges into learning opportunities, fostering their personal and professional growth.
Who are the TwC Coaches and what qualifications do they have?
TwC Coaches hold a coaching certification and have been interviewed to ensure their genuine desire to support educators in developing their coaching skills in communication. They also undergo vetting to confirm they have a stable income and are offering their time pro bono.
What kind of support can educators expect from a TwC Coach?
Educators can engage in coaching sessions focused primarily on life/work balance, though other topics may be discussed by mutual agreement. Coaches help educators navigate challenges, clarify next steps, and provide a judgement-free space for reflection.
How do educators access and book a pro bono coaching session?
Educators can book a pro bono session through the booking links in the coach's profile. Upon booking, they will receive a meeting link and the coach’s contact details in the confirmation.
Is there a cost involved for educators to receive coaching through TwC?
No, TwC coaching sessions are entirely free of charge.
How long are the coaching sessions and what if I need more support?
Each session lasts 45 to 60 minutes and is conducted online. Additional sessions can be booked using the same link, but ongoing support is discussed case-by-case.
What are the terms regarding confidentiality and cancellation of sessions?
All information shared during coaching is confidential unless legally required. Cancellations or reschedules must be made with at least 24 hours’ notice.
What is the difference between TwC coaching and therapy or professional advice?
TwC coaching is distinct from therapy, legal, or financial advice. Coaches do not diagnose mental health conditions or provide professional legal or financial guidance.
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