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Coaching Courses 2017
Community Coach Award Courses
$10 per course (please pay online using your name and course as reference 06 0405 0009054 02) NNZ Coaching Courses
$10 per course (except Year 3 and 4 coaching course) Please pay online using your name and course as reference 06 0405 0009054 02 |
The Community Coach Award -
A Netball NZ Qualification There are five Modules involved in the Community Coach Award. These are run on a regular basis across the region. The first module is Player Centred Coaching, as it’s the starting module. Once you have completed this you can go on and complete any of the other 4 in any order over a period of two years. The Modules are:
My Team and Me
The aim of this workshop is to assist school coaches how to best use the 'My Team and Me' (MTM) resource. It will also give coaches some foundation tools to use in coaching practice to assist players to learn and develop. We are running two MT&M modules (May 1st and June 12th) and are encouraging all Intermediate and Secondary School coaches to register. Yr3 & 4 Coaches
All coaches of Yr 3 & 4 Future Fern teams are required to attend this NNZ coaching evening to learn more about the New Future Fern format. NNZ Coaching Modules
(Community Coach Award Pre-requisite) Once you have completed your Community Coach Award NNZ offer a range of coaching courses. This year we are running Mental Skills and Centre Pass. |
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PUKEKOHE NETBALL CENTRE COACHING
The Role of a Coach As coach you not only have the responsibility of preparing your team for the season but you also take on many other roles - whether you realise it or not! How often do you act as a parent, friend, taxi driver, confidant, role model, teacher, communicator, or disciplinarian! As coach, sometimes this role extends outside of the team as you also have to be able to communicate with parents, other coaches and officials! Can you think back to your childhood and vividly remember the coach that influenced you the most? What qualities did that person have? Coaching is not only about good communication and management skills. It is also being able to develop the ‘whole’ athlete and giving them life skills that build character, its about recognising that different players have different needs, different learning styles and participate for different reasons. Half the ‘battle’ of coaching is being prepared and planned! Here are some tips!
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