BC Coach Award Training

To achieve a Coach Award, coaches complete two components of face-to-face training (‘Core Coach Training’ and ‘Discipline Specific Training’) and will need to engage in active, independent learning to develop their coaching out in the field. This is concluded by a 1-day discipline specific assessment.

The British Canoeing Coach Award aims to offer specific pathways across all paddlesport disciplines, superseding former Level 2, Moderate/Advanced Water Endorsements (MWE/AWE) and Discipline Support Modules.

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Typically; areas covered are:

Observation and analysis
Memory
Teaching Models / styles
Verbal instruction and demonstration
Practice
Feed back and reviewing
Goal setting
Journeying and leadership
Long-term paddler development (LTPD)
Session planning both singular and serial
Risk assessing and child protection

Plus a whole lot more...

Follow the link below for more information on the new The BC Coach Award:

BC Coach Award (Level 2) Course Guide
This guide introduces you to the qualification content and structure.

Our training courses are delivered in a fun, interactive way: You should not feel intimidated by the fact it’s a qualification.

Drawing on years of experience of instructing and coaching we will not just pass on the expected syllabus but will try and give you has many "tricks of the trade" as we can.

On completion of your training course, you will be confident in what you do and be inspired to go out and put into practice the new skills and techniques which you will have learnt.

You will leave the training course with an excellent understanding of the level of which the award demands and a clear action plan leading to your assessment if you have not already passed the award.

BC Coach Award Training

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