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This sports coach UK workshop meets the same learning outcomes as the original Good Practice and Child Protection workshop. Therefore, despite this revision to the content and change of title, previous attendance on a Good Practice and Child Protection workshop will still be valid. When coaches are required to update their certificate of attendance, they will attend the new Safeguarding and Protecting Children workshop. There is no need to undertake the new workshop immediately as a result of this change.
This Workshop is aimed at coaches and those working with children and young people in sport. The workshop acknowledges and values the experience coaches have gained since the last workshop and builds on the knowledge and insight gained from Safeguarding and Protecting Children.
This 3 hour workshop supports clubs to put child protection policies into practice. It is most suitable for those acting as the club child protection officer but is also relevant for those responsible for managing or organising the club. It is a requirement that individuals have attended the Safeguarding and Protecting Children workshop before attending the In Safe Hands workshop.
Explains what sports equity means and how to identify and challenge inequitable behavior. Shows how equity can enhance coaching and what is the appropriate language and terminology to use
Discover the needs and motivation of young performers. Learn how to deliver effective coaching sessions to meet the level of skill, developmental stage and motivation of each young performer.
Mentoring is a powerful tool in education and development of sports coaches at all levels. This workshop will help you as a mentor to support coaches’ learning and focus on how learning occurs. This workshop is designed for Level 2/ 3 coaches, Sport Development Officers and Active School co-ordinators.
Discover methods of analysing your own coaching performance and identify areas for development. Learn how to develop and implement an action plan to enhance your coaching.
This workshop aims to answer all the commonly asked questions about disabled participants in sport and how to set up coaching sessions to suit their needs. It gives advice on how to plan a session or make minor adjustments to the way you work, to make your coaching more effective.
Coaches at Level 2 and above will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to create an inclusive environment for people of all abilities in any coaching environment, understand the basics around player pathway and classification in disability sport to ensure their disabled participants can be fully supported along an appropriate competition pathway.
Learn how to apply the principles of planning to sports development, maximise the use of limited resources and define goals for your club’s progress.
Identify the benefits of opening up your sports club, to include a wider membership base - meaning more coaches, players, officials and increased revenue.
This workshop provides practical ideas for raising funds from a range of sources, including fund-raising events and sponsorship. It will also help you to identify how you can promote your sports club more effectively.
Learn how to effectively plan volunteer recruitment, retention, reward and recognition.
This workshop aims to develop school and sport organisation partnerships to provide young people with quality opportunities to progress in sports from schools to clubs.
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