Coaching Agreement

A Coaching Agreement is an agreement whereby two parties agree on the provision of coaching services. The parties are the coach and the client. The coach may be an individual or a coaching company that will render the coaching services, while the client who will avail of such services may either be an individual or a company. Coaching pertains to the act of one person called the coach in improving one or more areas of the life of another called the client. A client who wishes to improve one or more areas of his life may avail the services of a coach.

Coaching may involve different areas of expertise such as life, health, business, or a combination of each. As a popular business or engagement, it is helpful if the agreement to provide coaching services is properly laid out to inform the parties what to expect and to protect their rights and interest.

Before a life coach, health or fitness coach, or business coach renders his services, this document is helpful so that misunderstandings about how the coaching services will be rendered, are avoided.

How to use this document

This document may require details concerning the identity of the parties who may either be individuals or organizations. After completing the information concerning the identity of the parties, the contents of the agreement may include the following:

• The specific coaching services that will be provided,
• The manner by which the coaching services will be rendered,
• The fees for the coaching services and the method of payment,
• The applicable certification for the coach, and
• The contact information of the parties.

Once the above information is completed, notarization is optional. In case the parties want to notarize this document, an Acknowledgment portion will be included wherein the details that must be provided to the notary public may be completed.

In case of notarization, the parties must print and sign an extra copy aside from their respective copies, one for each, and present and sign each copy in front of the notary public. They should also present their respective identifications. Once notarized, the parties should each keep at least one copy of the notarized document and the notary public will also keep one copy.

Applicable law

The laws on contracts and obligations found in the Civil Code of the Philippines apply. Further, this document may be governed by the 2004 Rules on Notarial Practice. It should also be noted that making untruthful statements in a notarized affidavit may be punishable under the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines.

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