
“Prepare for,
deliver and review coaching session(s)..”
The 1st4sport Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Badminton
(L2CCBAD) qualifies the coach to coach independently and to be able to plan a
series of linked coaching sessions. There will still be a significant focus on
the “How to” skills of coaching that were introduced at Level 1. The technical
elements that were introduced at Level 1 will be consolidated and a number of
new technical elements will be introduced. There is a greater focus on tactical
coaching as well as technical coaching. You will also develop a greater
understanding of the demands of badminton, physically and psychologically, and
how this impacts on your coaching.
The 1st4sport Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Badminton
is suitable for those who have already gained some experience of coaching
whilst working as an Assistant Coach, following their completion of a Level 1
Award/Qualification. Coaches working towards their Level 2 qualification should
be committed to their own development as a coach and should be able to demonstrate
this through extended off course study. They should continue to work with a
more experienced and qualified coach throughout their course of study.
The Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Badminton will
qualify the successful candidate to coach independently and to:
Please note: BADMINTON England recommend
that all coaches should join the Coaching Register once qualified and starting
to coach, as this will provide you with necessary insurance along with many
other member benefits that will help you to keep yourself up to date. For more
details please click on the link above or contact the Coaching Team.
Candidates are required to:
Those candidates who do not have a Level 1
Certificate in Coaching Badminton (UKCC) will have the opportunity to
demonstrate competence via an Assessed Home Study Pack (Free of charge) prior
to the course.
The 1st4sport Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Badminton
will be delivered by an accredited BADMINTON England tutor. It will be split
into the following phases:
Phase 1: Induction and pre-course (25 hours)
Phase 2: Taught course (14 hours)
Phase 3: Mid course home study (20 hours)
Phase 4: Taught course (7 hours)
Phase 5: Practical Coaching and preparation (28 hours)
Phase 6: Internal and independent assessment of practical
coaching (6 hours)
Throughout the taught programme the theoretical “How to
coach” skills are threaded through the technical and tactical “What to coach”
skills, both on court and in group activities. As a result you will have many
opportunities to practice and receive feedback on the coaching skills that you
have learnt. You will be assessed throughout the course by your course tutor
who will give you plenty of opportunities to demonstrate competence in key
areas. There will also be some written work throughout the course and an
independent assessment at the end.
£350 (to include all
course support materials)