Welcome to the
Interview Coaching Association

The Interview Coaching Association proudly represents professional that empower others to improve their interview skills and image and to train interviewers of candidates.

What can an Interview Coach do for a Job Seeker?

For the Job Seekers
An interview Coach will help a job interview with most of their "soft skills: like:

• Confidance
• Being more passionate about who you are and what you can bring to an organization
• Providing strong, honest and impressive behavioral interview answers
• Remaining relaxed and calm
• Maintaining appropriate eye contact
• Standing out among the other job interview candidates
• help with Image and oral presentation skills
• Give an impressive answer to the infamous question, “What are your weaknesses? Or “What areas do you need to improve on?”
• Adequately relay to a potential employer how you can be an asset to their organization
• Be impressionable so that you won't be easily overlooked

Click here to FIND A COACH from our Interview Coach Directory

What can an Interview Coach do for a Job Seeker?

 

What the ICA can do for Interview Coaches

For Employers and Recruiters
Employment Web-sites provide some or all of the following services and features:

• A platform for advertising their organization’s employment opportunities locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.
• A way to differentiate and promote their organization among job seekers.
• Rapid access to the resumes and/or profiles of individual workers.
• Automated notification of a posted resume that matches a recruiting requirement.
• An effective mechanism for networking online and building relationships with prospective candidates.
• A means of generating candidate referrals.
• Information about and instruction in effective online recruiting techniques.
• An ever widening array of recruiting support services, such as candidate screening, background checking and resume management.

 

Our Mission

The (ICA) Interview Coaching Association was formed to be an open forum, a resource, and set standards for this profession.  The Interview Coaching Association also supports a wide range of initiatives to bring the contributions of its Members to the attention to everyday society and serve as a resource for collaboration, lead generation and thought leadership.  The ICA is also a resource for its Members to discuss, ratify and create standards of operation that will best serve the job seekers, employers and recruiters who use their services.