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Level 1 UKCC Certificate in Coaching Badminton (Assistant Coach)
ìAssist more qualified coaches delivering aspects of coaching sessions, normally under direct supervision.î
The Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Badminton is the first step on the new BADMINTONscotland Coaching Pathway and will be a formal educational qualification through the Scottish Qualifications Authority. The qualification focuses on both the art and the science of coaching, introducing new coaches to the ìHow toî skills of coaching as well as helping them to break down and coach the technical and tactical elements of the game. It will qualify the assistant coach to work alongside a more qualified coach, working with players in their early stages of development.
Who is it designed for?
The Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Badminton (assistant coach) is suitable for those who are new to coaching, but who have some knowledge of the game and would like to learn how to apply that in a coaching environment. Assistant coaches should be committed to their own development and should be looking to gain experience whilst working with a coach who is already qualified at Level 2 or higher.
What are the requirements to go on the course?
Candidates are required to:
* be at least 16 years of age on the first day of the course
* have some experience of playing the game and can participate in a short rally, or;
* can demonstrate knowledge and understanding of what is required when playing the game and the
technicalities required when participating in a short rally
Candidate Contact:
For further information download info here. To book a place on a course please contact the local course organiser or check out the BADMINTONscotland website www.badmintonscotland.org.uk for a course running near you.
Course Organisers: (please note Candidates should not use the forms below, but should contact the organiser whose details will be listed next to the course details in the course calendar).
For further information on running a UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Badminton Coaching please contact the office on 0141 445 1218 or
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You can download a course application form from here and guidelines for course facilities and candidates here.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 23 July 2008 )
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