UK Coaching launch new website and enhanced learning experience for coaches and the coaching workforce

UK Coaching, the UK’s only independent representative body for coaches, has launched a new and improved website alongside a state-of-the-art learning platform, designed to give coaches and the wider coaching workforce easier access to the learning, support, and resources they need—whenever they need them.

The investment in the new developments reflects UK Coaching’s ongoing commitment to its core purpose: to be here for the coach.

At the heart of these exciting developments is a major upgrade to UK Coaching’s flagship product, UK Coaching Club, which has been reimagined to better reflect what matters most to coaches today. The result is a more intuitive, engaging, and accessible experience—designed for coaches.

UK Coaching Club membership is open to all coaches for free and now includes nine new ‘Guides’ within the Coach Learning Framework, engaging ‘Coaching Conversations’ videos, practical ‘Kickstarter’ activities, and continued access to the Duty to Care Hub.

Significant enhancements have also been made to the Premium and newly renamed Premium+ membership (previously Platinum membership). Members now benefit from an improved dashboard that seamlessly connects them to a wide range of premium resources, including Coach Perks—a benefits hub packed with discounts and offers from top brands—alongside access to a 24/7 legal, tax and counselling helpline.

The addition of a new Learning Zone brings together a rich library of advanced coaching materials, video tutorials, and exclusive expert-led content, only available to Premium and Premium+ members.

Alongside the website revamp, UK Coaching has invested in a brand-new learning platform that hosts its full suite of learning and development products, including workshops, eLearning, online classrooms, webinars, expert-led content, structured learning journeys and 100s of searchable learning resources.

Coaches can now explore key topics in more depth, from creating a successful coaching environment and safeguarding young people to supporting mental health and building more person-centred coaching practices.

Adam Haines, UK Coaching Club Lead said: “We’re incredibly proud of the new website. A huge amount of time and effort across the organisation has gone into this project, and we’re excited to finally share it. The most important part of the process was listening to coaches—understanding what they wanted and needed from us—and responding to that.

“We know that coaches are often time poor, so our goal was to make everything as accessible and easy to navigate as possible. That’s why we’ve also put a lot of energy into enhancing the free UK Coaching Club membership, making sure it offers real value with new and engaging resources like Coaching Conversations. Whether you are new to coaching or have years of experience, this platform is designed to support you.”

To explore the new developments, visit www.ukcoaching.org.