Jay Shetty Certification SchoolReviews of jayshettycoaching.com

The mentors and coaching instruction inside this program are genuinely valuable I learned a lot, grew personally, and made some incredible connections along the way. Those three things alone earned my stars. But here’s what nobody tells you before you sign up: the real work begins after the cohort ends and that’s exactly when the support disappears. The transition from “student high” to building an actual business on your own is brutal. There’s no structured support after you pass your final exams, and that’s the moment when limiting beliefs hit hardest. It’s when you need your mentor the most, and they’re simply not there anymore. Want to learn the business side how to actually find clients, market yourself, and generate income as a coach? That’ll cost you more money. It’s not included. The result? So many genuinely gifted coaches coming out of this program are struggling. Not because they lack skill or heart, but because finding clients is the single biggest challenge in coaching and this program doesn’t adequately prepare you for it. If you’re considering enrolling, go in with your eyes open: you’re investing in personal growth and coaching skills, not a roadmap to a sustainable business. My hope is that JSCS improves post-cohort support, because the world needs more of these coaches to actually succeed. And about that certificate. You graduate with an AC-accredited credential which sounds impressive, but the school is not ICF-accredited, the gold standard in professional coaching. In reality, the certificate carries the Jay Shetty name more than it carries weight in the wider coaching world. If clients, corporates, or further education institutions research your credentials, don’t expect it to open every door. If I had to choose again I would go with A DIFFERENT school. Honestly, the biggest disappointment is Jay Shetty’s name being on this. I had faith in what he stood for but that reputation doesn’t translate into a credential that travels. If I could do it again, I’d choose a program recognised internationally, one where the certificate actually opens doors rather than just standing behind a personal brand. His influence brought me in, but it’s also what let me down. That means something. hopefully if you’ve already read it as far, that means that you are doing good research.

The content, lessons and coaches were really good, I felt really supported and enjoyed the course thoroughly and learnt a lot. In hindsight I find that no talks about how difficult it is to build an actual business after graduation. The launchpad month only covered the tip of the iceberg. Further support offered on the circle Plattform and other business exhilirator courses we would have to pay for… so after two years of trial and error I have given up!

You get the basic fundamentals of coaching. You learn about yourself while making sure that you stay in the safe zone of supporting others without a license. Cause no harm. Lots of seeding about other programs within Jay Shetty however no clear outline of how to put it together and make it work beyond your certification. I think that it’s great for personal development.