L1 Intro & Roles Of A Coach Jan10
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This document provides an overview of the Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Basketball course. The course consists of 4 units covering safe and ethical coaching, planning coaching sessions, delivering coaching activities, and coaching basketball skills. Learning outcomes include safely organizing basketball activities, promoting relationships, adapting sessions for different ages, and demonstrating understanding of coaching skills, player development, health and safety, and basic basketball rules. The course is delivered over multiple days covering topics such as the role of a coach, child protection, planning sessions, teaching skills, and long-term player development. The qualified Level 1 coach will be able to assist more qualified coaches and deliver supervised coaching sessions.
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Provide the context, outline and purpose of the Coaching System Support Network and their impact of local, regional and national workforce development.
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This document discusses plans for a coaching system support network across 49 County Sports Partnerships (CSPs) in England. It outlines that each CSP will receive funding to employ a Coaching Development Manager to help coordinate coaching functions based on requirements from National Governing Bodies of sport. The network aims to strengthen local coaching communities and support coaches. Initial actions for Coaching Development Managers include conducting a gap analysis of coaching in their local area and establishing an effective mechanism to identify coaching needs and link them to national requirements from sports organizations.
CSP & Coaching System Support Netwrok
The document outlines plans for a coaching system support network across 49 County Sports Partnerships in England. It discusses agreements with Sport England to provide core coaching services including coach education, identifying funding opportunities for coaches, and coordinating support for coaches. The partnerships will each receive £41,800 annually to employ individuals to manage delivery of extended coaching functions to meet the needs of National Governing Bodies of sport based on their whole sport plans. The network will be coordinated nationally by Sport Coach UK and aims to develop local coaching communities, support coaches, and ensure consistent high quality delivery across England.
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