Coaching Qualifications
The Multi-Sports Coaching Qualification is delivered through practice-based learning which is obtained through self-regulated volunteering hours. All of the qualifications come with access to head coaches advice and feedback, as well as practice demonstrations and guided teaching. Trainee coaches will also be instructed in how to plan and deliver activities to support participants’ development.
This includes developing the knowledge and skills required to understand participants and to meet their needs. This course will also further learner’s knowledge of the principles of fundamental movement and sport-specific skills.
Experienced coaches are always on-hand to provide innovative approaches to evidence-gathering, including capture of group work and professional discussions, as well as photo and video evidence. The qualifications must be achieved in order to ensure a Level 3 coach has met all the criteria for Level 1 and Level 2.
Information
- Multi-Sports Coaching Qualification Brochure
- Multi-Sports Coaching Qualification Scheme of Work
Qualification Documents
All of these documents must be printed by the coach and presented to the head coach to be signed and checked. The qualifications must be achieved in order to ensure a Level 3 coach has met all the criteria for Level 1 and Level 2.
Level 1 Documents
- Multi-Sports Level 1 Evidence Sheet
- Multi-Sports Attendance Record
- Multi-Sports Safeguarding Children Policy
- Multi-Sports Coaches Code of Practice
Level 2 Documents
- Multi-Sports Level 2 Evidence Sheet
- Multi-Sports Attendance Record
- Multi-Sports Observation Evidence & Feedback
- Multi-Sports Session Planning Template
- Multi-Sports Warm-Up Planning Template
Level 3 Documents
- Multi-Sports Level 3 Evidence Sheet
- Multi-Sports Attendance Record