The Life Coaching College Reviews
The Life Coaching College Overview
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The Life Coaching College has a 1.7 star rating from 1 review with consumers mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendations warn to do your homework and call them dodgy, and reviews cite poor customer service and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Some find the courses presented professionally and mention promises of accreditation and partner associations as selling points.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Customers report deceptive accreditation claims noted in many The Life Coaching College reviews.
- Complaints mention misleading information about national recognition and low-level ACSTH accreditation.
- Reports cite poor customer service, bullying behavior, and concerns about refunds and cancellation policy.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Do your homework and verify accreditation with regulators before enrolling.
- Confirm refund and cancellation terms and watch for billing or payment issues.
- Consider alternative accredited providers if national recognition matters.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
The Life Coaching College has a 1.7 star rating from 1 review with consumers mostly dissatisfied; recent recommendations warn to do your homework and call them dodgy, and reviews cite poor customer service and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Some find the courses presented professionally and mention promises of accreditation and partner associations as selling points.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Customers report deceptive accreditation claims noted in many The Life Coaching College reviews.
- Complaints mention misleading information about national recognition and low-level ACSTH accreditation.
- Reports cite poor customer service, bullying behavior, and concerns about refunds and cancellation policy.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Do your homework and verify accreditation with regulators before enrolling.
- Confirm refund and cancellation terms and watch for billing or payment issues.
- Consider alternative accredited providers if national recognition matters.
Not upfront and transparent
- - They are not nationally recognised.
- - They claim ICF accreditation but are ACSTH, which costs time and money.
These guys seem above board but please look very closely at the details.
They are not Nationally recognised which is a big red flag, the owner says its by choice to pass on the savings to students. What a load of crap!
Also they talk a big talk about being ICF accredited. Please do your homework on this as they are accredited at the ACSTH level which ends up costing you money and time to even start to credential.
Preferred solution: Be honest and transparent.
User's recommendation: Do your homework!!!!
Bloody Deceptive
- - They claim national recognition but not a RTO; I almost lost money.
- - They claim accreditation with minimal hours and promote NLP group ungoverned.
Claim to be nationally recognised. They are not a RTO. The claim to have international accreditation but don't explain that they have the lowest level with bare minimum hours.
They promote major NLP association but its not accredited by any one but a group of people not a governing body.
Nearly got my money but luckily I spoke to other
- Misleading
Preferred solution: Avoid others being misled
User's recommendation: Be aware of them they are dodgy as!!!!
I completely disagree with this review. The team at TLCC were incredibly open and honest when I enrolled about every question I asked, including accreditation.
I have completed their Diploma of Life Coaching course and have a successful Coaching business due to the brilliant training they provided. As someone who trained with them, I can say that they well and truly deliver way above expectations.
Melbourne, Victoria
The Life Coaching College Diploma Review from Melbourne, Victoria
- - Cert IV and Diploma were government accredited, but they weren’t.
- - Glen bullied others, website not delivered, described as liar and manipulator.
A liar and a bully
My friend started at the college and was told he was paying for a Cert IV and Diploma of coaching but it wasn't til he started that he found out they weren't actually accredited by the government. He was then told by Glen that they were in the process of getting accredited and as soon as they were everyone would be reissued legit certificates but it never came.
They were also promised a website would be done for them which was never delivered and every time anyone would speak up Glen would bully them into backing down. He is a liar, bully and master manipulator.
He is very well trained in manipulation tactics and unethical in how he uses them - do not believe a word he says on face value - he'll say anything to get your money. Do your research and stay away.( The Life Coaching College )
This is spot on. Spot on.
It is NOT a nationally accredited AQTF level Diploma qualification. Disgusting marketing manipulation. Glen exhibits bullying. Horrible.
Content may be useful but don't get caught up in the accredited, diploma, icf hype. Yuck.
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One of the best schools Ive attended and they have someof the best trainers and accreditations globally. Sucks the people like this put reviews up that are totally misleading.