Coaching

Coaching Accreditation Scheme

Polocrosse Australia has developed in conjunction with the Australian Sports Commission a National Coaching Accreditation Scheme designed to encourage and guide coaching activity in polocrosse.

The Scheme is designed to assist the Australian and State Associations in the proper organisation and presentation of accredited courses for coaching.

Coaching Accreditation Framework

The National Coaching Scheme provides three levels of coaching accreditations as follows:

  • Level 1 – This is an introduction to the principles of coaching and provides basic training in the skills required for coaches of beginner or novice participants and for the conduct of training programs for polocrosse club players.
  • Level 2 – This is the next level, where coaches have moved on from beginner level and wish to improve their skills and knowledge to improve player performance.
  • Level 3 – This is the highest level of coaching polocrosse delivers. The level three accreditation involves the advanced theory and advanced instructional management and practice of coaching polocrosse.
Level 1 coaching syllabusLevel 2 coaching syllabusLevel 3 coaching syllabus

Australian Sports Commission (ASC) coaching resources

Polocrosse Australia supports the ASC’s modern approach to coaching, which is about supporting the development, education and training of coaches and empowering them to provide safe, fun and inclusive environments that focus on the needs and motivations of participants.

The modern approach will reshape the sporting experience and encourage more people to play, coach and enjoy sport.

Below are some of the resources and programs the ASC has available to help sporting organisations to better support their coaches.

Community Coaching Essential Skills Course

The Community Coaching Essential Skills Course course helps coaches create safe, fun and inclusive environments for participants.

Community Coaching Masterclasses

The Community Coaching Masterclasses will help grow the capability and competence of Australia’s coaches. Each Masterclass extends upon topics covered in the Community Coaching Essential Skills course and guides coaches on how to apply this knowledge in their own environment by following the ASC’s Coach Development Model.

Coaching and Officiating Women and Girls

The Coaching Women and Girls initiative was established to support coaches in community sport to create safe, inclusive, welcoming and fun environments for women and girls.

Supporting Others

The ASC’s Supporting Others resources enable and empower people to provide on-the-job, developmental support to coaches and officials. This helps create safe learning environments that positively impact the quality of participant experiences. A range of animated videos and supplementary resources can be used in both informal development contexts and formal mentoring, facilitation and educator training programs.

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