Corporate Wellness Coach Certification

Corporate Wellness Coaching is an exciting new career opportunity. This is the best time for you to become a Certified Corporate Wellness Coach, so you can offer corporate health, fitness and wellness programs to companies of all sizes locally or nationally.

 

You will make the difference for your corporate clients, and have a rewarding career that pays you for doing what you love.

As a Certified Corporate Wellness Coach, you will help employers reduce overall health costs and improve employee absenteeism, while enhancing a thriving and vibrant corporate community. You will be rewarded with a fulfilling career that is fun and financially lucrative.

Corporate Wellness Coaches are in High Demand and Your Time for a Successful Career in Corporate Wellness has Never Been Better!

Comparing our Wellness Coaching Course and this Corporate Wellness Coaching program: Our wellness coaching program is designed to give you the tools and skills to consult, educate, and be an effective coach for individuals and groups wanting to improve their wellness through all available and appropriate means. The Corporate Wellness Coach training course is designed to teach you how to manage and facilitate corporate wellness programs, work with the human resources department, create a wellness culture in a company and promote health to reduce company costs and improve overall morale of the organization. When you earn both certifications, you greatly increase your career options and diversity.

 

Corporate Wellness Industry Information

Interesting corporate health and wellness statistics:

 

• 50+% percent of U.S. companies are operating corporate wellness programs.
• Corporate wellness statistics depict a savings of $2.30 to $10.10 for every $1 spent on wellness initiatives.
• Coca-Cola’s fitness program recouped $500 per year per employee, despite the fact that only 60% of their staff was enrolled.
• A Ipsos-Reid corporate wellness statistics paper in 2004 found the three major preventable causes of staff absenteeism to be mental health (anxiety and/or depression), stress and a bad relationship with a supervisor.
• Corporate wellness statistics from Prudential Insurance reveal a benefit expense of $312 per person enrolled in their wellness system, but $574 per non-enrolled employee.
• At the Coors Brewing Co., corporate wellness statistics illuminate a savings of $5.50 per $1 spent on fitness, with a positive side-effect of participant absenteeism dropping by 18%.

 

What are my career options? How will I make a living with this credential?

The great thing about being a Certified Corporate Wellness Coach is that you have endless career and business opportunities. Some primary careers include: Corporate Wellness Manager, Fitness Manager, Community Health Promoter, Corporate Health Fair Coordinator, Consultant or Coach, Web-based Entrepreneur and Trainer, or Activity Director for Large and Small Corporations.  In addition, you can seek out alternative (and frequently very lucrative career opportunities) as a blogger, writer, podcast host, author, online content provider, online video host or publisher of digital education products. You can also offer your services online to individuals, small groups or large groups. You can use fun online communication/collaboration platforms such Skype, Zoom, Google Hangout, iChat, and others for your coaching services. You can become an expert for authority websites such as WebMD, eHow and Livestrong.  You can become a frequent expert guest on podcasts, radio shows, TV talk shows, news programs or in industry publications. The list of opportunities is truly endless.  Nothing is hold you back. So, go make a difference today!

NOTE: Many people who are already in the fitness and wellness industry earn this designation to quickly increase their career options and income potential.

How will I get clients so I can earn a great living while I help the most people?

This is actually much easier than you may be thinking right now. Here are some examples: Facebook is an excellent resource. An account is free and building a fan page takes less than 5 minutes. You can advertising to very specific groups of people who want and need your services. Of course, you can also use Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest and your other favorite social media platforms.  It’s 100% FREE. Create and post a press release about your business launch. It’s simple and free to syndicate your press releases across the web. Creating a blog for your business is very fast and essential free. We have resources for your online marketing needs here. You can make training/coaching videos and post them to Youtube. When you offer this valuable free help, people get to know you and learn to like you. In return, they want to know more and they are directed back to your Facebook fan page or blog for details.  Of course, you can post your videos to all video sites for an even great reach. Adding your business to Yelp is also a great idea.  It gets ranked high on Google which makes your job even easier. Make sure you also add your business profile to Google Local.  That’s another free and easy way to get clients. As for off-line client-getting strategies, you can do any of the following: attend local charity events, speak at community events, do a lunch-and-learn at a local business, volunteer for a local charity, distribute door hangers, post flyers, add a graphic/banner to your car, and the list goes on and on.  Once you get started, you’ll see how easy it is to do.  Now that you know what you need to do, you just need to implement and the clients will come in on a regular basis.

A growing body of evidence suggests that effectively run corporate fitness and wellness programs result in the following benefits:

• Reduced absenteeism
• Increased productivity
• Increased employee health and energy levels
• Improved self-confidence
• Improvement in morale and camaraderie amongst coworkers

For the Employees

• Enhanced creativity and ability to concentrate
• Decreased stress levels
• Reduced employee turnover
• Decreased injuries and health problems, and decreased disability and worker’s compensation costs
• Enhanced recruitment potential

Now is the time for you to enhance your education, gain a valuable credential of distinction, and increase your career options while helping others improve the quality of their lives.

Your Course Outline

Introduction to corporate health and wellness and your training program

Foundations of corporate wellness coaching

Making a clear case for the need to incorporate wellness into the work environment. You will be able to prepare proposals to senior management executives when you can understand how much value there is keeping employees healthy. Understanding the different dynamics of corporate wellness is your first step in your training and certification process.

The History of Corporate Wellness

One of the key strengths of Corporate Wellness Coaching is that it continues to refine itself based on history and the advancements made in technology. It’s impossible to continue forward without knowing what shaped the industry. Our course puts you right in the middle of the current field of corporate wellness coaching.

Identifying the needs of both employers and employees

One of the most important aspects of corporate wellness – you will learn how employees and employers look at corporate wellness programs different than employees do. Our program shows you to sort out what’s important beyond the bottom line.

Preparing purposes and goals

Planning programs based on data. A lot like the creative minds that you will hear in our audio segments, this is probably the most creative part of the process that you will go through as part of becoming a corporate wellness coach. You will learn how to plan and launch a wellness program on the management level, and then to the general employee level.

Selecting healthy lifestyle programs to use in corporate environments

Since Corporate Wellness programs are delivered at different intensities of interaction or to different populations, you’ll want to pick the best options for your population in order to be effective and to maximize results. The Corporate Wellness Coach candidate is encouraged to consider all angles of the program decision process.

What wellness is worth

You will learn what is involved when undertaking financial preparations for corporate wellness programs – everything from health care costs or savings to creating realistic budgets within proposals; this planning is important because financing wellness has to have a financial source somewhere. This helps to drive program content just as much as the HRA (Health Risk Assessment) process does.

Promoting and launching work-site wellness programs

In the same way that you market yourself, the Certified Corporate Wellness Coach has to market work-site wellness programs to employees. Participation is key to the success of corporate wellness.

Evaluating your programs

Your programs will identify needs and seek to improve health and wellness – and then need to be evaluated. This process is in response to the constant need that Corporate Wellness Coaches face to maintain vital support for corporate wellness programs.

BONUS MATERIALS: You will also receive over 15 White Papers, Professional Research Documents and PDF educational papers from leading, experts, coaches, universities and corporate health and wellness authorities. Each document ranges from 2 – 52 pages. You will not be tested on this portion of your program.  These documents are included for your further research, review and learning. Topics include: Programming, case studies, cost savings to corporations, assessments, motivational strategies and incentive programs, work site fitness programs and much more.