‘ HockeyEd’ Brand which incubuses all the accreditation programs - not only the coach and umpire programs but also the technical official and umpire coach programs. An extensive 3 year process, which has had input from many people in the hockey community, industry experts and key coaching and umpiring personal across Australia.
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Hockey Ed Promotional 09 - Presentation Transcript
www.hockey.org.au A new accreditation structure for our modern game
www.hockey.org.au Objective: To develop a joint coaching and umpiring accreditation program for hockey in Australia that is competency based, flexible and reflects participant requirements
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Strengths
Good awareness of program throughout hockey population
Long-serving structure
Weaknesses
Relevance/ credibility to target markets
Inconsistencies, g aps between levels
Barriers to participate
Links to pathways
No specific presenter/ assessor training as part of structure
Resources provided
SWOT Analysis
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Opportunities
Align structure more specifically with competition structure/ pathway
Greater ability to deliver i.e. accessibility
Revision of accompanying resources
Threats
States creating own versions of education structures to accommodate needs
Decreasing access to hockey community should accreditation numbers decline
Increasing demand on volunteers time
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2008 Census
Estimated 10,400 coaches
Estimated 9,974 umpires
Accreditations pre-HockeyEd
2,365 coaches accredited (2,159 Level 1)
500 umpires accredited (400 Level 1)
National Status
www.hockey.org.au NCAS #’s Pre-HockeyEd 14 35 62 171 876 2159 Total 4 9 9 2 73 102 WA 1 4 12 25 97 536 VIC 1 2 0 5 6 26 TAS 1 3 2 10 16 97 SA 4 11 19 59 352 646 QLD 0 1 2 7 2 18 NT 2 4 12 59 290 604 NSW 1 1 6 4 40 130 ACT <2 Year expired Current <2 Year expired Current <2 Year expired Current Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 State COACHES
www.hockey.org.au NOAS #’s Pre-HockeyEd 4 7 19 24 23 49 304 420 Total 1 0 3 7 1 10 83 100 WA 0 1 1 3 7 8 40 114 VIC 1 3 1 3 1 4 11 29 TAS 0 0 1 2 1 8 23 33 SA 1 2 1 5 6 5 39 31 QLD 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 16 NT 1 0 8 1 4 8 100 79 NSW 0 0 3 3 1 4 8 18 ACT <2 Year expired Current <2 Year expired Current <2 Year expired Current <2 Year expired Current Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 State UMPIRES
www.hockey.org.au HockeyEd Stats Statistics current as of 11/11/08 277 238 357 146 Total 36 4 155 38 WA 76 61 47 15 VIC 5 13 7 12 TAS 31 18 7 3 SA 87 79 126 42 QLD 0 0 1 0 NT 42 58 11 35 NSW 0 5 0 1 ACT Beg Umpire Beg Coach Com Umpire Com Coach
www.hockey.org.au Coach Training Program Beginners Modified versions and lower levels of club/ school hockey Higher levels of club/ school hockey Representative hockey Highest level of intra-state National Under-Age International level competition COMMUNITY COACH (Online) Complimentary BEGINNER COACH (Online + ASC Beg Coach) $50 DEVELOPMENT COACH (Seminars) $100 ADVANCED COACH (Workshop) $150 HIGH PERFORMANCE COACH (Individual program) TBC Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 0 Modified hockey
www.hockey.org.au Umpire Training Program COMMUNITY UMPIRE (Online) Complimentary BEGINNER UMPIRE (Online) $50 DEVELOPMENT UMPIRE (Seminars) $100 ADVANCED UMPIRE (Workshop) $150 NATIONAL UMPIRE (Individual program) TBC New to umpiring Modified International level competition Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Beginners Modified versions and lower levels of club/ school hockey Higher levels of club/ school hockey Highest level of intra-state National Under-Age
www.hockey.org.au Accreditation transition
UMPIRING:
Level 1 = Beginner
Level 2 = Development
Level 3 = Advanced/ National
COACHING:
Level 0 = Community
Level 1 = Beginner
Level 2 = Development
Level 3 = Advanced/ High Performance
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Benefits:
Alternative to individualised online training
Clubs/ Associations can conduct sessions
Provides friendly and supportive environment
Face-to-face learning
Interactive delivery
Information flyer produced as a resource for training provider
Group Accreditation Sessions
www.hockey.org.au Seminar 1: Manage Self Seminar 2: Manage Athletes Seminar 3: Manage Others Seminar 4: Manage Environment Duration: 2-3 hours/ per seminar Facilitator/ Assessor qualification: Advanced Coach or HA approved Facilitator Toolkit Participant Pack Development Coach Program
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Up-to-date structure, content and resources
Greater flexibility and convenience
Smoother progression through levels
Focus on practical training and self-learning
Lower cost to the majority of participants
Community level is complimentary
Membership benefits
Benefits of the new programs
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HockeyEd Resources
Electronic flyer for online programs
Electronic advert
Information flyer – How to run group sessions? (Community or Beginner levels only)
Posters
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Recent Developments
TO and UC program under review
2009 HockeyEd Membership
New online facility for coaches/ officials to update contact details
Online registration for programs
‘ Learn from the Elite’ DVD for purchase
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How can you get involved?
Have a HockeyEd link on your website
Send HockeyEd electronic flyer to your members
Include HockeyEd advert/ information in e-newsletters, emails
Liaise with state association to conduct group accreditation sessions at your association or club
Encourage Hin2H leaders, coordinators and parents to obtain their community (its free!) or beginner accreditation
Provide financial assistance and encourage your coaches & officials to become accredited
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