If you run a business that involves coaching others (whether you’re a life, business, dating or sport coach), it’s essential to have an agreement in place with your clients in New Zealand. 

A Coaching Agreement can minimise your liability, ensure your clients understand the exact service you are providing, and provide clarity on payment terms. This can save you valuable time otherwise spent chasing up late payments or explaining the scope of your services. 

What Is Included In A New Zealand Coaching Agreement?

Coaching Agreements in New Zealand typically include clauses that address the following:

  • Payment and late payment terms
  • The scope of services you will be providing
  • Liability protections in accordance with New Zealand law
  • Intellectual property ownership (for instance, if you have created your own coaching materials and you don’t want others to use them without permission)
  • Confidentiality obligations
  • The duration of the agreement 
  • Termination conditions

Need Help In New Zealand?

We can draft a Coaching Agreement tailored to New Zealand’s legal framework with a cover sheet so that you can easily customise and re-use the document for all of your clients. 

Our style of contract drafting is straight to the point: we avoid unnecessary legal jargon and focus on simplicity so your clients can understand the Coaching Agreement.

You’ll also get the opportunity to discuss the document with our expert lawyers before and after drafting, ensuring that your Coaching Agreement is perfectly suited to your business’ unique needs in New Zealand. Give us a call on 0800 002 184 or reach out to us here for an obligation-free chat about your Coaching Agreement.

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