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Commercial Organisations Directory
for non-industry related and supporting organisations
details and information
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The information found is in the sequence as found on the relevant page.
The left-hand column provides further explanation of the detail found on the Directory page, and the right-hand column explains the additional detail on the individual Commercial Organisation REGISTERED page.
The name of the Commercial Organisation as they have entered it on their application form, or updated it as part of the maintenance of their information.
Commercial Organisation Types:
There are a number of different types of organisations that can be represented as Commercial Organisations:
- industry-related organisations
(These organisations are not found on the Commercial Organisations directory as these are found on the IRCM CIC industry-specific directories.)
- Coaches
- Mentors
- Formal Education Bodies
- Private Commercial Training Organisations
- Professional Bodies
- non-industry related organisations
- employs (directly or indirectly through contracts) Coaches and/or Mentors
- organisations (generally recognised as agencies) that market through directories and lists
- organisations (generally recognised as agencies) that place with ‘clients’ specific Coaches and/or Mentors
- supporting organisations
- support groups
- supporting organisations: accounting, tax, legal, websites, advertising, infomercials, marketing, etc.
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As additional commercial organisation types are identified, the details will be added to this list.
Coaching and/or Mentoring clarifies service(s) or product(s) this Commercial Organisation supports/provides.
Not every Commercial Organisation on this Directory supports both services, and this column on the directory clarifies whether the Commercial Organisation supports Coaching only, or Mentoring only, or Coaching and Mentoring. The IRCM CIC recommends that the consumer is clear about the type of support, product and/or service they require from the Commercial Organisation.
In order that the consumers benefit from high-quality services and products provided by Commercial Organisations; the IRCM CIC encourages all consumers to verify that the Commercial Organisation has demonstrated their:
- commitment and professionalism to the industry by being IRCM CIC Registered.
. - own quality and excellence by being Externally Verified through accreditation from the IRCM CIC.
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This provides a level of assurance that the Commercial Organisation has the right level of excellence and experience to provide the relevant service/product.
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* The accredited (externally verified) column on the Commercial Organisation Directory represents that the Commercial Organisation has gained an external verification from the IRCM CIC of their competence and excellence.
This field denotes the country in which the Commercial Organisation is trading.
This is important for the Consumer, as this represents the legislation under which they are agreeing to a contract of service or product.
Currently Trading confirms whether the Commercial Organisation is still trading.
This is important for the consumer, as a number of organisations and/or individual suppliers may still have the representation on their social media, website, marketing material, or other information; but may not be trading.
The IRCM CIC's Star Status is based on facts provided by the consumers.
They are not a validation of the service or product provided but are simply the opinion of another person who has used the service or product offered by the Commercial Organisation.
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The name of the Commercial Organisation as they have entered it on their application form, or updated it as part of the maintenance of their information.
There are a number of different types of organisations that can be represented as Commercial Organisations:
- industry-related organisations
(These organisations are not found on the Commercial Organisations directory as these are found on the IRCM CIC industry-specific directories.)
- Coaches
- Mentors
- Formal Education Bodies
- Private Commercial Training Organisations
- Professional Bodies
- non-industry related organisations
- employs (directly or indirectly through contracts) Coaches and/or Mentors
- organisations (generally recognised as agencies) that market through directories and lists
- organisations (generally recognised as agencies) that place with ‘clients’ specific Coaches and/or Mentors
- supporting organisations
- support groups
- supporting organisations: accounting, tax, legal, websites, advertising, infomercials, marketing, etc.
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As additional commercial organisation types are identified, the details will be added to this list.
This field denotes the country in which the Commercial Organisation is trading.
This is important for the Consumer, as this represents the legislation under which they are agreeing to a contract of service or product.
In order that the consumers benefit from high-quality services and products provided by Commercial Organisations; the IRCM CIC encourages all consumers to verify that the Commercial Organisation has demonstrated their:
- commitment and professionalism to the industry by being IRCM CIC Registered.
. - own quality and excellence by being Externally Verified through accreditation from the IRCM CIC.
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This provides a level of assurance that the Commercial Organisation has the right level of excellence and experience to provide the relevant service/product.
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* The accredited (externally verified) column on the Commercial Organisations Directory represents that the Commercial Organisations has gained an external verification from the IRCM CIC of their competence and excellence.
Coaching and/or Mentoring clarifies service(s) or product(s) this Commercial Organisation supports/provides.
Not every Commercial Organisation on this Directory supports both services, and this column on the directory clarifies whether the Commercial Organisation supports Coaching only, or Mentoring only, or Coaching and Mentoring. The IRCM CIC recommends that the consumer is clear about the type of support, product and/or service they require from the Commercial Organisation.
The full definition of ‘coach’, ‘mentor’, ‘coaching’ and ‘mentoring’ can be found on the IRCM CIC's Coaching and Mentoring Industry Definitions.
This field provides each Commercial Organisation with the opportunity to confirm what languages they support.
Based on the type of Commercial Organisation who is currently REGISTERED or ACCREDITED (Commercial Organisation) with the IRCM CIC:
- non-industry related organisations agree:
- to abide by the standards, ethics, core competencies, and disciplinary procedures of their own industry.
- to recognise their own industry Ombudsman Service.
- that the Coaches and/or Mentors employed by them, or the Coaches and/or Mentors and coaching and mentoring industry organisations supported by them will recognise and where applicable, will abide by:
- industry recognised Codes of Standards and Ethics,
- industry recognised Coaching and Mentoring Industry Core Competencies,
- Disciplinary Procedures, and
- recognise the Ombudsman Service for consumers.
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- supporting organisations:
- support groups, etc. agrees:
- to abide by the standards, ethics, core competencies, and disciplinary procedures of their own industry.
- to recognise their own industry Ombudsman Service.
- that the Coaches and/or Mentors and coaching and mentoring industry organisations supported by them will recognise and where applicable will abide by:
- industry recognised Codes of Standards and Ethics,
- industry recognised Coaching and Mentoring Industry Core Competencies,
- Disciplinary Procedures, and
- recognise the Ombudsman Service for consumers.
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- supporting organisations agree:
- to abide by the standards, ethics, core competencies, and disciplinary procedures of their own industry.
- to recognise their own industry Ombudsman Service.
- that the Coaches and/or Mentors and coaching and mentoring industry organisations that it provides a service to will be made aware of the coaching and mentoring:
- industry recognised Codes of Standards and Ethics,
- industry recognised Coaching and Mentoring Industry Core Competencies,
- Disciplinary Procedures, and
- recognise the Ombudsman Service for consumers.
- support groups, etc. agrees:
This section provides the Commercial Organisation with the opportunity to their accreditation status with the IRCM CIC, which will include the date the accreditation was awarded and where applicable, renewed.
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Each Commercial Organisation has the opportunity to include a description of its services.
This field denotes the legal name of the Commercial Organisation.
This is important for the Consumer as not every Commercial Organisation trades under their Company Name.
The Legal Entity Structure or Company Type defines the type of company that the Commercial Organisation is operating. This is important for the Consumer, as this represents the legislation under which they are agreeing to a contract of service or product.
The List of legal entity types by country provides details of each type of company worldwide.
For example, in the UK the following types of companies are available:
- Private Limited Companies - either by shares or by guarantee.
- Public Limited Company.
- Unlimited Company.
- Partnerships - either a general partnership or a Limited Liability Partnership or a Scottish Limited Partnership or a Limited Partnership.
- Sole trader.
- Charitable Incorporated Organisation.
- Community Interest Company.
- Industrial and Provident Society e.g. co-operative.
Depending upon the Legal Entity Structure or Company Type the Commercial Organisations company may have a formal reference number. Where this is the case, this reference number will be entered in this field.
The date entered in this field is the date by which the Commercial Organisation started trading.
Please note - this does not mean that they were trading as a Commercial Organisation from this date. They may have added the work as a Commercial Organisation offering a product/service within the coaching and mentoring industry at a later date.
Where the Commercial Organisation has a Trading State Date and no Trading End Date, it indicates that the Commercial Organisation is still trading. This is important for the Consumer, as a number of organisations and/or individual suppliers may still have the representation on their social media, website, marketing material, or other information; but may not be trading.
The date entered in this field is the date by which the Commercial Organisation stopped trading.
This date may not relate to the Commercial Organisation business, where they are trading in a different industry. This date relates to where the Commercial Organisation ceases to trade completely or ceases to trade as in the coaching and/or mentoring industry.
Formally registered companies are required to register a formal company address. This is found under the 'Registered Office Address' tab.
The Commercial Organisation may not be trading from their formally registered company address, and as such, they may register a different address under their 'Trading Address'.
The IRCM CIC recognises that company and professional indemnity insurance is different around the world, but where the Commercial Organisation has got company and/or professional indemnity insurance; they can enter the details of their insurance policy.
- Insurance Organisation - the details in this field will provide the Consumer with the name of the insurance company.
- Insurance Type - the details in this field will provide the Consumer with the type of business, company, professional indemnity, etc. type of insurance that the Commercial Organisation holds.
- Certificate number - the Commercial Organisation is encouraged to enter the full details of their insurance policy, and in this field, they should enter their current certificate number.
- Date first issued - this is the date that the insurance policy was first issued.
- Date expires - this is the current date the insurance policy expires.
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The insurance details entered here may need to be updated, and for more information about their insurance, the Consumer should contact the Commercial Organisation.
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Currently, all information provided by and correspondence with the IRCM CIC is in English.
