Disability Policy ECU Limited supports individuals with disabilities and does not discriminate on the basis of disability, ensuring equal opportunities for all qualified individuals. We strive to provide a learning environment in compliance with applicable laws. Individuals with questions regarding this Policy or seeking advice on learning opportunities may contact us via email at ecu.education.manager@gmail.com.
Learning Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities Our goal is to provide a learning environment that meets the needs of each student. Please contact the University Manager at ecu.education.manager@gmail.com prior to registration to determine if your needs can be met within the selected learning format.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice (DEI) Statement As members of the ICF community, we adhere to our core values: integrity, equity, collaboration, and respect. We place diversity, inclusion, belonging, and justice at the center of every decision we make.
Non-Discrimination Policy ECU Limited adheres to a strict non-discrimination policy:
Staff and students are selected without discrimination on the basis of race, age, religion, color, creed, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, or veteran status.
All participants are entitled to a space free from discrimination and harassment.
ECU Limited promptly investigates all complaints of inappropriate conduct.
Grievance (Complaint) Policy Successful learning requires openness. If a student has an issue, they should first attempt to resolve it directly with the involved party (mentor, trainer).
Complaint Procedure:
If the issue is not resolved directly, the student must fill out the "ECU Complaint and Feedback Form" via the link: https://forms.gle/XyAjhtNZgg3Yv8vMA OR submit a written complaint to ecu.education.manager@gmail.com.
The deadline for submitting a complaint is within 7 (seven) calendar days of the issue arising.
The Program Manager will review the complaint within 14 (fourteen) calendar days.
If the issue remains unresolved, the student may file an appeal within 14 days of receiving the response. The decision on the appeal is final.
Attendance and Certification To receive a certificate, the student must meet the Program requirements specified in the Agreement/Course Description. Typically, this requires:
Attending at least 33 live (synchronous) sessions (including microgroup/triad work and group sessions).
Completing 10 hours of mentoring (7 group + 3 individual).
Passing the Performance Evaluation.
Missing more than the allowable limit of sessions may require paid make-ups or transfer to another cohort to complete certification.
Sickness and Absence Policy In case of illness or emergency, notify your curator immediately.
Group Theory Sessions: Absence may be made up by watching the recording and completing assignments.
Microgroup (Triad) Practice: Watching a recording does not replace participation. According to the Agreement, a missed microgroup session must be made up by attending an additional group session or a paid make-up session.
Academic leave is granted in exceptional cases for up to 30 days (conditions and fees are specified in the Agreement).
Course Participation and Conduct Our courses are interactive. Cameras are expected to be on, with active dialogue and participation in exercises. Participants must behave professionally, arrive on time, and respect the dignity of others.
Guest Client Policy Students may invite guests for practice ("clients") if provided for by the program. Important: The student is fully responsible for obtaining prior consent from the Guest regarding participation, recording (if applicable), and data processing. The Contractor reserves the right to restrict Guest participation in case of rule violations.
Partial Completion Policy ECU Limited may provide credit confirmation (CCE) for partial course completion if a full certificate cannot be issued. A request must be submitted within 60 days after the course ends.
Fees and Payment Policy Registration is confirmed upon receipt of payment. Payments are accepted in currencies indicated at checkout. Refunds are governed by the Agreement/Offer (see the "Payment and Refund Policy" document).
Credit Transfer Policy Training hours from other ICF-accredited programs (Level 1 / Level 2) may be transferred upon provision of supporting certificates. Each case is reviewed individually.
Program Authorship The Program was developed by Aryna Tserkovna; all intellectual property rights belong to ECU Limited.
Statement on Integrity, Ethics, and Transparency As an ICF-accredited provider, ECU Limited adheres to the ICF Code of Ethics. We avoid manipulative sales practices and ensure fair pricing.
University Philosophy ECU Limited strives to help students expand their understanding of coaching and develop practical skills. Our goal is to train 10,000 coaches, creating a network of conscious individuals who will help our society transition to a new stage of ecological existence.