Advance your professional practice with an accredited qualification in ADHD Adult Coaching
In response to growing awareness of adult ADHD and the increasing demand for evidence-based, strengths-focused support, ADHD Malta and STC Higher Education (licence 2017-TC-07) are proud to announce the next intake of The ADHD Adult Coaching Approach Course, taking place in May 2026.
Join this course and contribute to raising the standard of informed, strengths-driven ADHD support for adults.
This accredited course at MQF Level 5 (5 ECTS credits) delivers neuroscience-informed knowledge about the condition and executive functioning challenges, and trains professionals with effective coaching skills to support adults with ADHD. The ‘Get Qualified’ Scheme is applicable to this course.
To accommodate different professional commitments, participants may indicate their availability for the lectures from three slots during 4-15 May: 1 Full Intensive Week (10.00 am-5.00 pm daily) or 10 Weekdays – Morning Option (10.00 am-1.00 pm) or 10 Weekdays – Afternoon Option (2.00-5.00 pm). Each course time slot requires a minimum of eight participants in order to be held.
This course is ideal for: job coaches, educators and learning support professionals, therapists and counsellors, HR and workplace professionals and health professionals working with adults, among other.
Full course details and registration information are available at: https://stcmalta.edu.mt/course/the-adhd-adult-coaching-approach/
For further information contact carola.adhdmalta@gmail.com or text message her on 79059421.
- March 28, 2026 No comments Posted in: Education Tags: ADHD, COACHING
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