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Admissions
TJT University is designed for individuals who are prepared to engage deeply in personal application, structured learning, coaching practice, feedback, and professional development.
Admission is based on demonstrated readiness for the experience, not interest alone.
Entry Points
The individual TJT Life Division coaching engagement is included in the six month program. Applicants who have not yet worked with a TJT Life Division coach begin at Month One and complete the coaching prerequisite before the certification curriculum begins.
Applicants who have already completed a TJT Life Division coaching engagement, personally completed the Ownership Model, and received confirmation from their TJT Life Division Coach may be eligible to enter at Month Four. Eligibility is determined during the admissions process.
Why the coaching engagement matters
The individual coaching engagement provides candidates with the personal foundation required before they begin learning to facilitate the methodology with others.
Admissions Review Areas
The applicant demonstrates responsibility for outcomes and can identify where greater ownership is required.
The applicant demonstrates an ability to connect, listen, communicate clearly, and work thoughtfully with different people and perspectives.
The applicant receives feedback openly, demonstrates self awareness, and shows a willingness to learn and adjust.
The applicant demonstrates emotional regulation, resilience, personal responsibility, and the ability to engage in difficult conversations without unnecessary defensiveness.
The applicant demonstrates the time, capacity, and follow through required to complete live sessions, written work, personal exercises, coaching practice, and certification requirements.
Admissions Outcomes
Outcome
The applicant demonstrates sufficient readiness to begin the program.
Outcome
The applicant shows potential but would benefit from additional development before enrollment.
Outcome
The applicant does not currently demonstrate the readiness required to enter the program.
Admissions Process