Même en anglais !
Tiens, un « à » dans la phrase anglaise ?
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Je regrette votre emploi du mot « coach » et de »in »qui à mon avis ne correspondent pas à votre plaisir de parler correctement la langue de Molière.
Le mot « coaching », d’origine française, est l’unique nom connu de mon métier : si j’utilise sa correspondance plus française de « mentor », il est certain que personne ne fera appel à moi car personne ne fait de recherche sur les moteurs avec ce mot-là !