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Courses outlined below:
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NATIONAL COACHING ACCREDITATION SCHEME
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The Australian Track and Field Coaches Association initiated its Coach Accreditation scheme in 1974. Since the inception of the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme by the Australian Coaching Council in 1980, the ATFCA scheme is the only one endorsed by the Australian Coaching Council for Track and Field Athletics. The scheme is recognised by all Athletics Bodies in Australia. The Scheme is made up of a very basic introductory course, the Introduction To Coaching course and five Levels of Accreditation, Level I, Level II, Level III, Level IV and Level V. Level V - Senior Coach, is the highest level of accreditation offered by the ATFCA.
2006 saw the commencement of the new coach accreditation scheme endorsed by the Australian Sports Commission. As coaches renewed their membership during 2006, their level of accreditation was given reciprocal accreditation
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Coaches involved in the scheme gain increased status, improved coaching skills, and confidence resulting in long term benefits for them, their athletes and their athletics clubs. The courses offer opportunities for coaches to acquire a greater knowledge of coaching which will ensure that athletics talent is nurtured and developed. Courses are largely practical, with emphasis on better organisation of practice, appropriate methods of skill learning and development, correcting techniques, appropriate conditioning methods, and performance analysis.
REACCREDITATION
Coaches needing to update their accreditation at the end of the four year period please refer to the following two documents:
COACHING ATHLETES WITH DISABILITIES
The techniques and methods used for coaching all athletes are basically the same. However, there are some additional coaching techniques and considerations that should be applied to athletes with disabilities. Segments on inclusive coaching is included in the Level I Course. In Level II, IV and Level V the Association offers separate specialist strands for coaching athletes with disabilities.
COACHES WITH OVERSEAS QUALIFICATIONS
Coaches with overseas qualifications who are currently coaching in the Australian athletics community may apply to the ATFCA Board of Management for reciprocal accreditation for their overseas qualifications. This is presented to a Committee to assess their suitability and the level of recognition to be granted.
The Level III, IV and V courses will still be conducted by the National Office of the Australian Track and Field Coaches Association. I would urge all members who are currently undertaking Level III to complete their units in the first half of this year to ensure that they are able to undertake a Level IV course.
NATIONAL LEVEL V ACCREDITATION COURSE
Level V is the highest qualification currently available to Australian coaches. This can be referred to as "Senior Coach"; therefore a coach at this level must exhibit an extensive coaching experience, have an excellent 'coaching eye' and a high standard of knowledge of Sports Science Theory and Training Theory related to their chosen event.
'Coaching eye' can be referred to as “possessing the image of an ideal skill model derived from correct kinesiologic knowledge” against which the skill of an individual athlete’s technique is compared. This quality is of invaluable use when linked with a national team.
Coaches wishing to apply must meet the Australian Coaching Council’s Accreditation guidelines, as follows:
(a) The applicant must have held their Level IV accreditation for at least three years, and have been an active athletics coach at a National level throughout this period, producing/training athletes that have approached the IAAF qualifying standards for Junior/Senior National teams. Candidates need to have been linked with these nationally ranked athletes for longer than 12 months.
(b) The applicant must show an extensive coaching experience, particularly at senior level, with athletes in State or National Squads. Coaches with athletes at the uppermost level in the Junior and U/23 area will also be recognised.
(c) The applicant is able to qualify as a Level V – "Senior Coach" in one of the following areas/events:
(i) Sprints & Relays (100, 200, 400m)
(ii) Hurdles (100, 110, 400m)
(iii) Steeplechase (iv) Middle Distance (800, 1500m)
(v) Long distance (3, 5, 10km, cross-country)
(vi) Marathon
(vii) Long Jump
(viii) Triple Jump
(ix) High Jump
(x) Pole Vault
(xi) Shot Put
(xii) Discus
(xiii) Javelin
(xiv) Hammer
(xv) Combined Events
(xvi) Athletes with a Disability
(xvii) Race Walking
(d) Should a candidate wish to cover two events simultaneously, this is possible, but the candidate would need to fulfil all criteria for both events.
(e) Candidates are expected to complete the entire Level V course in a 12 month period unless alternative arrangements have been agreed to.
For those coaches that would like to apply for this “Senior Coach” position, please contact the National Office.
NATIONAL LEVEL IV ACCREDITATION COURSE
In Level IV, candidates will need to choose from one of the following groups: Sprints/Hurdles/Relays, Middle & Long Distance Running, Race Walking, Jumps, Throws, Multiple Events, Coaching the Young Athlete or Coaching Athletes with a Disability. Coaches must have extensive experience of coaching late adolescent or senior athletes at a State Level in the particular discipline group. Candidates for the Coaching Young Athlete (aged 10-15) group must have extensive coaching experience across a broad range of events with children in this age group having undertaken Level II courses in a numer of areas. Candidates for the Coaching Athletes with Disabilities group must have extensive coaching experience with at least one group of athletes with disabilities.
Coaches who already have an accreditation at Level IV are able to undertake Level IV in another event group if they have previously undertaken the Practical Level II course. If this is not the case, they are encouraged to do so before applying for the Level IV area. All applicants for Level III/IV must have undertaken the Level II course in their desired area.
This course will be conducted over a 4 day residential period held in various states. Where the courses are held will be dependent on the number of coaches who wish to undertake that particular event group area. The final National Level IV course will be held from January 12 to 15 (inclusive) at Runaway Bay, Gold Coast, Queensland. Please note that Level IV Young Athlete will be a 5 day course ($720.00). Closing date for applications is December 16, 2011, a deposit of $150.00 must accompany application.
Cost: $660.00 (inc GST). Includes all meals and accomodation.
Event Groups: a) Jumps, b) Sprints, Hurdles, Relays, c) Throws, d) Middle/Long distance, e) Young Athlete. Other event groups will be conducted is there is sufficient interest.
NATIONAL LEVEL III ACCREDITATION COURSE
The current Level III course is not being delivered any more due to the current rewriting of courses by Athletics Australia. We are not certain when higher level courses will be available for coaches. There will be no further intake of Level III until further decisions are made with the courses for the future. This will give all participants the opportunity to complete the course in the interim. Coaches that are currently undertaking Level III - there is a need for you to complete this course so you are able to undertake a Level IV course this year to conclude the 2 linked courses. If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact the National Office.
NATIONAL LEVEL II ACCREDITATION COURSE
The National Level II Accreditation course is currently under review and will be known in the future as Level III. This course is currently being rewritten by Athletics Australia and is not available. When all event courses are completed the ATFCA will advertise here to inform all coaches wished to upgrade their accreditation.
NATIONAL LEVEL I & II ACCREDITATION COURSE
Level I and II courses are currently under review with Athletics Australia and the Coaching Advisory Commission. As further details become available, the membership will be advised of proposed changes and when courses will be held. Please keep checking the website for further information.
Australian Capital Territory
| Level II Club Coach |
6 March |
AIS |
For further information contact:
Dennis Goodwin
Phone: 0412 518 980
New South Wales
| Level I Beginning Coach |
7 May |
Westfields |
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4 June |
Westfields |
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2 July |
Westfields |
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6 August |
Westfields |
| Level II Event group |
8 May |
Westfields |
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5 June |
Westfields |
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3 July |
Westfields |
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7 August |
Westfields |
| Level II Club Coach |
28/29 May |
Westfields |
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25/26 June |
Westfields |
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23/24July |
Westfields |
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27/28 August |
Westfields |
For further information contact:
Mandy Robertson, 2/44 St. Albans Street, Abbotsford NSW 2046
Phone: 0405253954
Email: mandyrobertson@bigpond.com
For further information about courses in regional areas please contact:
Bill Jacob, 18 Lachlan Place, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Phone: 02 6926 3239
Email: bill.jacob@bigpond.com.au
For further information about courses in rural NSW please contact:
Yvonne Puller, 70 Arcadia Street, Arcadia Vale NSW 2283
Phone: 02 4975 4584
Email: david.puller@westnet.com.au
Northern Territory
For further information contact:
Northern Territory Athletics
Phone: 08 8945 1979
Queensland
Brisbane courses
| Level I Beginning Coach |
3 April |
Brisbane |
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14 Aug |
TBC |
| Level II |
Club Coach |
16/17 April |
Brisbane |
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Club Coach |
10/11 Sept |
Brisbane |
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Middle/Long Distance/Jumps |
15 May |
Brisbane |
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Sprints/Relays/Throws |
22 May |
Brisbane |
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Sprints/Relays/Throws |
18 Sept |
Brisbane |
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Middle/Long Distance/Jumps |
25 Sept |
Brisbane |
All enquiries to:
Queensland Athletics
Phone: 07 3343 5653
Regional Queensland
For further details about courses throughout regional Queensland please contact:
Sports Credentials (Licensed Provider)
PO Box 4306, Ashmore QLD 4214
Phone: 07 5594 9329 Fax: 07 5594 9381
South Australia
| ATFCA Level I |
7/8 May |
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3/4 September |
| ATFCA Level II Event Specifics |
30July/31July |
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24/25 September |
Details from:
Barb Stephens, 3/1a Darebin Street, Mile End SA 5031
Phone: 08 8352 2554 / 0418 809 408
Tasmania
Details from:
Darrel Harrington, 81 Balook Street, Lauderdale TAS 7145
Phone: 03 6248 7145
Victoria
Contact:
Bryan Neighbour
Phone: 0411 480 053
| Level I Beginning Course |
26 March |
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30 April |
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28 May |
| Level II courses |
Day 1 - 30 April /Day 2 - 7 May |
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Day 1 - 28 May / Day 2 - 4 June |
Western Australia
Details from:
Shane Ellis, 6 Dyer Link, BALDIVIS WA. 6171
Phone: 0409 371 962
Email: daryl2001@bigpond.com
| Level I Beginning Coaching Course |
10 April |
WA Athletics Stadium, Floreat |
For further information contact:
John de Bes
LEVEL I BASIC COURSE BY CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERY
This course has had to be put on hold due to the new accreditation framework coming into operation early this year. Discussions will be undertaken to see if a Correspondence course will still be made available in the future. For further details please contact the National Office or go to the website. A correspondence version of the Level I Basic Course is available, primarily intended for persons residing in remote areas and having difficulty attending a normal course, who wish to become accredited as coaches. The course did consist of eight correspondence lessons that cover the 23 units of the Level I Basic Course Curriculum. The ninth and final assignment is the final assessment. Upon successful completion of all the correspondence papers and examination, arrangements were made for an ATFCA Assessor to carry out a practical assessment. For the purposes of study all candidates received the following resource materials – Coaches Resource Folder; ATFCA Coaching Manual; ATFCA Orientation to Coaching Handbook; IAAF Handbook.
Should you have any interest in participating in this course, please call the National Office.
INTRODUCTION TO COACHING COURSES
(formally the Orientation to Coaching Course)
The Introduction to Coaching Course is directed towards parents, teachers and other interested people who have little or no experience of Track and Field Athletics. The 8 hour course covers all event groups on the Track and Field program. The course is designed for beginner coaches who coach young athletes within the 5 to 15 years age range, providing training for them to coach under the guidance of an accredited coach.
Australian Capital Territory
Details from: ACT Little Athletics Association
PO Box 47, Ainslie, ACT 2602 Ph: 02 6247 1296
New South Wales
Details from: Hayley McBurney
LAANSW, Locked Bag 85, Parramatta, NSW 2150 Ph: 02 9633 4511
Northern Territory
Details from: ALA
Phone: 03 9867 7800
Queensland
Details from: Shaun Lethem
QLAA, PO Box 6037, Fairfield Gardens QLD 4103 Phone: 07 3255 9436
South Australia
Details from: Viv Wilson
10 Eurimbla St, Parafield Gardens SA 5107 Phone: 08 8283 0252 Tasmania
Details from: Darrel Harington
81 Balook Street, Lauderdale, TAS 7021 Ph: 03 6248 7145
Victoria
Details from: Shane Bertrand
VLAA, Unit 2, 95 Salmon Street, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207 Ph: 03 9676 3633
Western Australia
Details from: Allan Savage
46 Jacaranda Drive, Ballajura, WA 6066 Ph: 08 9429 1550
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NATIONAL COACHING ACCREDITATION SCHEME
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The Australian Track and Field Coaches Association initiated its Coach Accreditation scheme in 1974. Since the inception of the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme by the Australian Coaching Council in 1980, the ATFCA scheme is the only one endorsed by the Australian Coaching Council for Track and Field Athletics. The scheme is recognised by all Athletics Bodies in Australia. The Scheme is made up of a very basic introductory course, the Introduction To Coaching course and five Levels of Accreditation, Level I, Level II, Level III, Level IV and Level V. Level V - Senior Coach, is the highest level of accreditation offered by the ATFCA.
2006 saw the commencement of the new coach accreditation scheme endorsed by the Australian Sports Commission. As coaches renewed their membership during 2006, their level of accreditation was given reciprocal accreditation
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Coaches involved in the scheme gain increased status, improved coaching skills, and confidence resulting in long term benefits for them, their athletes and their athletics clubs. The courses offer opportunities for coaches to acquire a greater knowledge of coaching which will ensure that athletics talent is nurtured and developed. Courses are largely practical, with emphasis on better organisation of practice, appropriate methods of skill learning and development, correcting techniques, appropriate conditioning methods, and performance analysis.
REACCREDITATION
Coaches needing to update their accreditation at the end of the four year period please refer to the following two documents:
COACHING ATHLETES WITH DISABILITIES
The techniques and methods used for coaching all athletes are basically the same. However, there are some additional coaching techniques and considerations that should be applied to athletes with disabilities. Segments on inclusive coaching is included in the Level I Course. In Level II, IV and Level V the Association offers separate specialist strands for coaching athletes with disabilities.
NATIONAL COACHING CONGRESS
The 2011 National Coaching Congress is set to be held in Canberra next year. The executive of the ATFCA are in discussion currently with a number of keynote speakers. These will be finalised towards the end of the year with notification being given early in 2011.
The 2009 National Coaching Congress was very successfully held last year in Melbourne October 2 - 4. The weather was reasonably kind to us and all the sessions were conducted without any delays or disruptions (apart from Tom talking too much!). Coaches attending received a wide range of information on all areas of Track and Field and have since received the 2009 National Coaching Report and DVD’s. There are some still available but unfortunately due to the large number of DVD’s and the size of the report, the cost is now $90 rather than $60 which was given to attending coaches.
The 2007 National Coaching Congress report is still also available. The report takes the form of a hard copy of all presentations along with a DVD of sessions with Didier Poppe and Mark Stewart (cost $60.00). Further to these presentations, we have put many of the practical session on a DVD that is available for purchase – these include all of Wolfgang and Didier’s presentations along with Roy Boyd, Darren Wensor and others.
COACHES WITH OVERSEAS QUALIFICATIONS
Coaches with overseas qualifications who are currently coaching in the Australian athletics community may apply to the ATFCA Board of Management for reciprocal accreditation for their overseas qualifications. This is presented to a Committee to assess their suitability and the level of recognition to be granted.
The Level III, IV and V courses will still be conducted this year by the National Office of the Australian Track and Field Coaches Association. I would urge all members who are currently undertaking Level III to complete their units in the first half of this year to ensure that they are able to undertake a Level IV course which will be held later in 2010.
NATIONAL LEVEL V ACCREDITATION COURSE
Level V is the highest qualification currently available to Australian coaches. This can be referred to as "Senior Coach"; therefore a coach at this level must exhibit an extensive coaching experience, have an excellent 'coaching eye' and a high standard of knowledge of Sports Science Theory and Training Theory related to their chosen event.
'Coaching eye' can be referred to as “possessing the image of an ideal skill model derived from correct kinesiologic knowledge” against which the skill of an individual athlete’s technique is compared. This quality is of invaluable use when linked with a national team.
Coaches wishing to apply must meet the Australian Coaching Council’s Accreditation guidelines, as follows:
(a) The applicant must have held their Level IV accreditation for at least three years, and have been an active athletics coach at a National level throughout this period, producing/training athletes that have approached the IAAF qualifying standards for Junior/Senior National teams. Candidates need to have been linked with these nationally ranked athletes for longer than 12 months.
(b) The applicant must show an extensive coaching experience, particularly at senior level, with athletes in State or National Squads. Coaches with athletes at the uppermost level in the Junior and U/23 area will also be recognised.
(c) The applicant is able to qualify as a Level V – "Senior Coach" in one of the following areas/events:
(i) Sprints & Relays (100, 200, 400m)
(ii) Hurdles (100, 110, 400m)
(iii) Steeplechase (iv) Middle Distance (800, 1500m)
(v) Long distance (3, 5, 10km, cross-country)
(vi) Marathon
(vii) Long Jump
(viii) Triple Jump
(ix) High Jump
(x) Pole Vault
(xi) Shot Put
(xii) Discus
(xiii) Javelin
(xiv) Hammer
(xv) Combined Events
(xvi) Athletes with a Disability
(xvii) Race Walking
(d) Should a candidate wish to cover two events simultaneously, this is possible, but the candidate would need to fulfil all criteria for both events.
(e) Candidates are expected to complete the entire Level V course in a 12 month period unless alternative arrangements have been agreed to.
For those coaches that would like to apply for this “Senior Coach” position, please contact the National Office.
NATIONAL LEVEL IV ACCREDITATION COURSE
In Level IV, candidates will need to choose from one of the following groups: Sprints/Hurdles/Relays, Middle & Long Distance Running, Race Walking, Jumps, Throws, Multiple Events, Coaching the Young Athlete or Coaching Athletes with a Disability. Coaches must have extensive experience of coaching late adolescent or senior athletes at a State Level in the particular discipline group. Candidates for the Coaching Young Athlete (aged 10-15) group must have extensive coaching experience across a broad range of events with children in this age group having undertaken Level II courses in a numer of areas. Candidates for the Coaching Athletes with Disabilities group must have extensive coaching experience with at least one group of athletes with disabilities.
Coaches who already have an accreditation at Level IV are able to undertake Level IV in another event group if they have previously undertaken the Practical Level II course. If this is not the case, they are encouraged to do so before applying for the Level IV area. All applicants for Level III/IV must have undertaken the Level II course in their desired area.
The Final Level 4 Course will be held in January 2012. Details are below:
NATIONAL COURSE LEVEL IV
Runaway Bay, Gold Coast, Queensland.
January 12-15, 2012 inclusive
(Please note LIV Young Athlete will be a 5 day course at a cost of $720.00)
Closing date fro applications: December 16, 2011.
(Application after this date will be considered but will incur a late fee)
Cost: $660.00 inclusive of GST - includes all meals and accomodation
(A deposit of $150.00 is required with application form)
Event groups to be offered: a) Jumps, b)Sprints, Hurdles & Relays, c) Throws, d) Middle/Long distance and e) Young Athlete (5 days & $720.00)
With sufficient interest other event groups will also be conducted.
NATIONAL LEVEL III ACCREDITATION COURSE
The current Level III course is not being delivered any more due to the current rewriting of courses by Athletics Australia. We are not certain when higher level courses will be available for coaches. There will be no further intake of Level III until further decisions are made with the courses for the future. This will give all participants the opportunity to complete the course in the interim. Coaches that are currently undertaking Level III - there is a need for you to complete this course so you are able to undertake a Level IV course this year to conclude the 2 linked courses. If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact the National Office.
As mentioned earlier, it is essential that all coaches undertaking Level III complete their course during the year so that they are able to undertake a Level IV course early in 2011.
NATIONAL LEVEL II ACCREDITATION COURSE
The National Level II Accreditation course is currently under review and will be known in the future as Level III. This course is currently being rewritten by Athletics Australia and is not available. When all event courses are completed the ATFCA will advertise here to inform all coaches wished to upgrade their accreditation.
NATIONAL LEVEL I & II ACCREDITATION COURSE
Level I and II courses are currently under review with Athletics Australia and the Coaching Advisory Commission. As further details become available, the membership will be advised of proposed changes and when courses will be held. Please keep checking the website for further information.
Australian Capital Territory
| Level II Club Coach |
6 March |
AIS |
For further information contact:
Dennis Goodwin
Phone: 0412 518 980
New South Wales
| Level I Beginning Coach |
7 May |
Westfields |
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4 June |
Westfields |
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2 July |
Westfields |
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6 August |
Westfields |
| Level II Event group |
8 May |
Westfields |
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5 June |
Westfields |
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3 July |
Westfields |
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7 August |
Westfields |
| Level II Club Coach |
28/29 May |
Westfields |
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25/26 June |
Westfields |
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23/24July |
Westfields |
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27/28 August |
Westfields |
For further information contact:
Mandy Robertson, 2/44 St. Albans Street, Abbotsford NSW 2046
Phone: 0405253954
Email: mandyrobertson@bigpond.com
For further information about courses in regional areas please contact:
Bill Jacob, 18 Lachlan Place, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Phone: 02 6926 3239
Email: bill.jacob@bigpond.com.au
For further information about courses in rural NSW please contact:
Yvonne Puller, 70 Arcadia Street, Arcadia Vale NSW 2283
Phone: 02 4975 4584
Email: david.puller@westnet.com.au
Northern Territory
For further information contact:
Northern Territory Athletics
Phone: 08 8945 1979
Queensland
Brisbane courses
| Level I Beginning Coach |
3 April |
Brisbane |
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14 Aug |
TBC |
| Level II |
Club Coach |
16/17 April |
Brisbane |
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Club Coach |
10/11 Sept |
Brisbane |
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Middle/Long Distance/Jumps |
15 May |
Brisbane |
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Sprints/Relays/Throws |
22 May |
Brisbane |
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Sprints/Relays/Throws |
18 Sept |
Brisbane |
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Middle/Long Distance/Jumps |
25 Sept |
Brisbane |
All enquiries to:
Queensland Athletics
Phone: 07 3343 5653
Regional Queensland
For further details about courses throughout regional Queensland please contact:
Sports Credentials (Licensed Provider)
PO Box 4306, Ashmore QLD 4214
Phone: 07 5594 9329 Fax: 07 5594 9381
South Australia
| ATFCA Level I |
7/8 May |
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3/4 September |
| ATFCA Level II Event Specifics |
30July/31July |
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24/25 September |
Details from:
Barb Stephens, 3/1a Darebin Street, Mile End SA 5031
Phone: 08 8352 2554 / 0418 809 408
Tasmania
Details from:
Darrel Harrington, 81 Balook Street, Lauderdale TAS 7145
Phone: 03 6248 7145
Victoria
Contact:
Bryan Neighbour
Phone: 0411 480 053
| Level I Beginning Course |
26 March |
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30 April |
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28 May |
| Level II courses |
Day 1 - 30 April /Day 2 - 7 May |
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Day 1 - 28 May / Day 2 - 4 June |
Western Australia
Details from:
Shane Ellis, 6 Dyer Link, BALDIVIS WA. 6171
Phone: 0409 371 962
Email: daryl2001@bigpond.com
| Level I Beginning Coaching Course |
10 April |
WA Athletics Stadium, Floreat |
For further information contact:
John de Bes
LEVEL I BASIC COURSE BY CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERY
This course has had to be put on hold due to the new accreditation framework coming into operation early this year. Discussions will be undertaken to see if a Correspondence course will still be made available in the future. For further details please contact the National Office or go to the website. A correspondence version of the Level I Basic Course is available, primarily intended for persons residing in remote areas and having difficulty attending a normal course, who wish to become accredited as coaches. The course did consist of eight correspondence lessons that cover the 23 units of the Level I Basic Course Curriculum. The ninth and final assignment is the final assessment. Upon successful completion of all the correspondence papers and examination, arrangements were made for an ATFCA Assessor to carry out a practical assessment. For the purposes of study all candidates received the following resource materials – Coaches Resource Folder; ATFCA Coaching Manual; ATFCA Orientation to Coaching Handbook; IAAF Handbook.
Should you have any interest in participating in this course, please call the National Office.
INTRODUCTION TO COACHING COURSES
(formally the Orientation to Coaching Course)
The Introduction to Coaching Course is directed towards parents, teachers and other interested people who have little or no experience of Track and Field Athletics. The 8 hour course covers all event groups on the Track and Field program. The course is designed for beginner coaches who coach young athletes within the 5 to 15 years age range, providing training for them to coach under the guidance of an accredited coach.
Australian Capital Territory
Details from: ACT Little Athletics Association
PO Box 47, Ainslie, ACT 2602 Ph: 02 6247 1296
New South Wales
Details from: Hayley McBurney
LAANSW, Locked Bag 85, Parramatta, NSW 2150 Ph: 02 9633 4511
Northern Territory
Details from: ALA
Phone: 03 9867 7800
Queensland
Details from:
Shaun Lethem
QLAA, PO Box 6037, Fairfield Gardens QLD 4103 Phone: 07 3255 9436
South Australia
Details from:
Viv Wilson
10 Eurimbla St, Parafield Gardens SA 5107 Phone: 08 8283 0252
Tasmania
Details from: Darrel Harington
81 Balook Street, Lauderdale, TAS 7021 Ph: 03 6248 7145
Victoria
Details from: Shane Bertrand
VLAA, Unit 2, 95 Salmon Street, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207 Ph: 03 9676 3633
Western Australia
Details from: Allan Savage
46 Jacaranda Drive, Ballajura, WA 6066 Ph: 08 9429 1550
