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Coach Education PROGRAMME COACH EDUcATION PROGRAMME 2013/2014 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................................................3 ECB COACH EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT MAP ....................................................................................................4 ECB COACH SUPPORT WORKER........................................................................................................................................5 ECB CRICKET ACTIVATOR ........................................................................................................................................................6 ECB CERTIFICATE IN COACHING CHILDREN (UKCC LEVEL 2).......................................................................7 ECB CERTIFICATE IN COACHING YOUNG PEOPLE & ADULTS (UKCC LEVEL 2) .............................8 WALES COACH WORKSHOPS 2013/2014 ....................................................................................................................9 WALES COACH WORKSHOP - CONTENT ................................................................................................................10 WALES COACH WORKSHOP TUTORS ..........................................................................................................................11 ECB CRICKET ACTIVATOR - COURSE DATES 2013/14 ........................................................................................12 ECB COACH SUPPORT WORKER - COURSE DATES 2013/14 ........................................................................13 ECB CERTIFICATE IN COACHING CHILDREN - COURSE DATES 2013/14 ..............................................14 ECB CERTIFICATE IN COACHING YOUNG PEOPLE & ADULTS - COURSE DATES 2013/14 .........15 S.W. WALES - WALES COACH WORKSHOP DATES 2013/14 ..........................................................................16 S.E. WALES - WALES COACH WORKSHOP DATES 2013/14 ............................................................................17 N. WALES - WALES COACH WORKSHOP DATES 2013/14 ..............................................................................18 MID-WALES - WALES COACH WORKSHOP DATES 2013/14 .........................................................................19 2 INTRODUCTION There has been an extensive review of ECB Coach Education and a new ECB Coach Education Programme will be available from September 2013. The general structure of Coach Qualification and Development will remain similar to recent years, with certificated courses to suit all ages and abilities. An integral course programme for teachers is also planned for Autumn 2013 – details to be announced in the next few months. ECB Coaching Qualifications will still be governed by UKCC Certification. In addition to these New ECB Course Opportunities outlined in the following pages, Cricket Wales is pleased to announce an increase in its own available Wales Coach Workshops for 2013/2014. As well as continuing to offer the Technically and Practically based 4 Workshops introduced in some Regions last Winter – we have devised a further 3 Workshops to add to our extensive Programme for this Winter Season – “Batting: Advanced Skills and Knowledge”, “Bowling: Advanced Skills and Knowledge” & “Captaincy and Tactical Awareness”. These Workshops, exclusively available in Wales, are all 3 Hour Courses and will provide invaluable Technical, Tactical & Cricket Awareness information to all Qualified Coaches, The shift in ECB Course Direction and Content is driven by the desire to make coaching more “Player-Centred”. One of the biggest changes is to offer two “entry-points” for coaches wishing to become a fully qualified coach – a coach can either attend the Certificate in Coaching Children Course or the Certificate in Coaching Young People and Adults Course – both courses carry the same level of Certification – but crucially allow a coach to be trained in disciplines more suited to working with players of a specific age range – therefore making a coach more aware of a players specific needs. From September 2013, full Coach Qualification (allowing a qualified coach to work alone) will begin at “Certificate” level and will be underpinned by two shorter courses aimed broadly at training people to “support” fully qualified coaches – “Coach Support Worker” and “Cricket Activator”. Information and Course Dates regarding the above courses can be found in the following pages. 3 ECB COACH EDUCATION DevelOPMENT MAP 4 ECB COACH SUPPOrt WORKER The Coach Support Worker Course looks to focus on the potential role of a “Coach’s Assistant” and will include: • Simple Laws of the game • Safety and risk assessment • Organising warm-ups and cool-downs Course Content • Roles and responsibilities • Working relationships with coaches • Game and activity management • Setting up activities and practices It is likely there will be a basic Assessment of candidates carried out during the 6 Hour Workshop Who Should Individuals wishing to assist under the direct supervision of ECB qualified coaches in the delivery Apply of high quality practical cricket coaching sessions within a club environment. Course Length 6 Hour workshop Cost £75 Essential To become qualified as an ECB Coach Support Worker, candidates must possess Current DBS (CRB) and Safeguarding & Protecting Children Certification (all less than 3 years old on day of Course). Requirements Candidates must be at least aged 16 years old on the Course Start Date. More detailed individual course information will be available from the course administrator on application As coaches we are constantly seeking opportunities to help our players improve....and of course ourselves Andy Flower, England Team Director 5 5 ECB CRICKET ActivATOR The Cricket Activator course looks to identify and understand the various roles that make cricket happen, understand the expectations of people in these roles, and understand how to promote cricket to get more people playing more often. It will also signpost attendees to further opportunities to progress as part of the cricket workforce. Course Content The course is aimed at Cricket Enthusiasts of all ages who wish to assist clubs and organisations to deliver more Cricket Opportunites to all. The Course is NOT assessed but attendees attending the whole Course will receive an ECB Attendance Certificate. Who Should Anyone of 15 years old or over who wishes to help out in providing Cricket opportunities to all Apply Course Length 6 Hour workshop Cost £30 Essential It will be essential to have a DBS (CRB) Certificate to hold a Cricket Activator Certificate Requirements More detailed individual course information will be available from the course administrator on application 6 1ST4SPOrt Level 2 CertificATE IN COACHING CHILDREN’s CRICKET (QCF) This new course looks to offer specialist instruction and support for candidates who primarily wish to become fully qualified coaches and work with children from 6 to 13 years of age. The Course Content is both Classroom and Sports Hall based and is very much centred around active skills and games. The new HOWZAT! “on-line” Coach Resource will be a part of the Candidate Resource Pack and the course involves working closely at times with this excellent Resource - so access to a computer is essential! The Course itself looks to cover the following areas of work: • The role of the children’s coach • HOWZAT! and the ECB Player Development Model • The ‘Coaches Kitbag’; The Coaching Tools and different Practice Types • Your coaching philosophy • Different types of Practice; Fixed, Variable and Game-based; what skills do they develop? Course Content • Safeguarding and protecting children, player welfare and safe coaching • Player development; Technical, Tactical, Mental and Physical (Early and Basic stages of Player Development) • Early and Basic Cricket skill - including the ‘core skills/ principles’ • The ECB Player-centred Planning Process - coaches’ language and actions v session outcomes and player learning • How children learn • The Coaching Tools within: Fixed, Variable and Game-based learning practices • Planning coaching sessions • Building and designing practices and training • Designing and running Integrated Practices • ‘Individualisation’ and player need • Applied Coaching Practice – planning and practice • Self-development and action planning Who Should Those who wish to work as Fully Qualified Coaches who are most likely to Coach Children from 6 to 13 years of age. They may be new coaches, existing UKCC1/ECB L1 or Young Person and Adult Apply coaches who wish to access ‘child specific’ content Coaches will be required to attend 8 x 3 Hour Modules (usually over 4 days – with Course Assessments within this period), complete ‘off-course’ home-study ‘online E-modules’ tasks in Course Length between modules and six sessions of supported practice usually in your own Club Coaching environment. Cost £350 To become qualified at Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Children’s Cricket, candidates must possess Essential Current DBS (CRB), First-Aid and Safeguarding & Protecting Children Certification (all less than 3 Requirements years old on day of Course). Candidates must be at least aged 17 years old on the Course Start Date AND be at least 18 years old on the Final Assessment Day (usually day 4 of the Course). More detailed individual course information will be available from the course administrator on application 7 1ST4SPOrt Level 2 CertificATE IN COACHING YOUNG
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