You're a career coach who wants to be at the top of their game

You're a career coach who wants to be at the top of their game
You’re ambitious for what you want to achieve for yourself – and for your clients.
And you also recognise the challenges inherent in coaching – loneliness, overwhelm, lack of supervision and mentorship, and lack of access to ongoing professional support.
The Career Coach Circle aims to be the premier community for career coaches
It enables members to:
- Accelerate their personal and professional growth, through learning from some of the most experienced career coaches in the business
- Get more clients through ongoing marketing training and opportunities for partnerships
- Feel supported by other like-minded coaches
You’ll learn from some of the most experienced career coaches and experts in the business

John has published 15 books on careers including the best-seller ‘How to Get a Job You Love’. John was previously CEO of the Institute of Employment Consultants and a founding board member of the Career Development Institute.

Marianne has been career coaching for more than 20 years. She’s the co-founder of Firework Coaching, an ICF-accredited Master Certified Coach (MCC), and a qualified coaching supervisor.

Rachel is the author of ‘The Career Change Guide’ and works as career development coach, LinkedIn trainer and presentation skills expert.

Natasha is head coach for Careershifters. She’s the co-designer of their methodology, used with more than 16,000 clients, and her articles have been read by 3 million+ people in 190+ countries.

Membership is by invitation only
To maintain the quality and integrity of our membership, we carefully select coaches who are:
- Established as career coaches, with at least 100 coaching hours under their belt
- Committed to growing themselves and their practice
- Willing to actively contribute to others
Our application process
If you’re interested in applying for a place in the Career Coach Circle, click the button below to be added to our wait list.
“Community is much more than belonging to something; it's about doing something together that makes belonging matter.”
– Brian Sollis