Berkshire Cricket - Coach Education
Courses, Dates, Venues, Summary of requirements and
Booking form
Coach Education Courses
2009/2010
This winter will see three Level One and
three Level Two courses, in addition to the Coach
Development Workshops and Club Coach Assessment (details
will be available shortly).
Further details of the courses are in the ‘Coach Education
Summary’ document, please read this
thoroughly before applying for a
course.
To book your place on any of the courses, please complete
the booking form and return with the correct payment to the
address given on the form.
Please note that once a place is booked, the fee in non
refundable.
All courses require the candidate to hold a current First
Aid qualification, and to have attended the SCUK
‘Safeguarding & Protecting Children’ workshop. Details
of these workshops is available through Berkshire
Sport, www.berkshiresport.com
A current CRB through ECB is also required.
UKCC1 – Coaching Assistant
This course is aimed at beginner coaches
who will be able to ‘assist more qualified coaches,
delivering aspects of coaching sessions, normally under
direct supervision’. This role may include running warm
ups, cool downs, small sided games and small group work.
The course is essentially designed for parents and young
volunteers starting on the coaching pathway.
The minimum age for
attendance on this course is 16 years
old
Course
One
Reading Blue Coat School, Sonning
14th,
21st,
28th
November 2009
Course
Two
Langley Grammar School, Slough
28th
Feb, 7th March, 14th March 2010
Course Three
Reading Blue
Coat School, Sonning
6th, 13th,
20th
March 2010
UKCC2 – Coach Award
The role of the ECB Coach Award (UKCC 2)
holder is to be able to:-
“Prepare
for, deliver and review coaching
sessions”
This course will help you to be able to:
•
Introduce and develop the
game of cricket to people of all ages in a fun and
enjoyable way
•
Develop FUNdaMENTAL movement
skillsDevelop and improve players (as people as well as
cricketers) particularly at FUNdaMENTAL and L2T stages of
the LTAD model
•
Develop your coaching skills,
knowledge and qualities
•
Demonstrate competence
against UKCC2/National Standard for coaches
Summary of Coach Award
Requirements
To fulfil the course requirements, you
have to:
♣
Complete the assignments set
following Modules 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 and 7/8
♣
Complete the home study packs
and associated assessments prior to Module 4 and prior to
Module 5
♣
Complete successfully the
support practice module (minimum of 6 sessions of at least
30 minutes each, rising to one hour) in a club environment
with the support and supervision of an existing level two
coach
♣
Attend an assessment day
where you will be asked to coach a group of players and
have a follow up viva on this and your record of coaching
and assignments with an ECB assessor
♣
Demonstrate all the
competences required for an ECB Coach Award (UKCC2)
Candidates must be aged
18 on the assessment day to attend this course.
It is possible for candidates to attend
the level two course without holding the level one
qualification, subject to satisfactory experience,
knowledge and skills. For more detail, please contact Mark
Roche on 07785 722242 or mark.roche@ecb.co.uk
Course One
The
Clere School, Newbury
15th, 22nd, 29th November, 6th December 2009
Assessment Day 28th March 2010
Course
Two
Langley Grammar School, Slough
24th, 31st January, 7th, 14th February 2010
Assessment Day 18th April 2010
Course
Three
Reading Blue Coat School,
Sonning
30th January, 6th, 13th, 20th February 2010
Assessment Day 24th April 2010
