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New Coaching Framework Announced by Sports Coach UK
This week Sports Coach UK announced their new UK Coaching Framework, which is designed "to create a cohesive,
ethical, inclusive and valued coaching system where skilled coaches
support children, adults, players and athletes at all stages of their
development in sport, and that is world-leading by 2016".
The emphasis appears to be not only on elite sport, but on helping create coaches that can build participation at grass-roots level too. The framework will also create a clearer career structure for sports coaches, "within a professionally regulated vocation".
I'd be particularly interested to find out if anyone knows more about this. I was only able to find the executive summary of the framework. The rest of the story is here.
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The emphasis appears to be not only on elite sport, but on helping create coaches that can build participation at grass-roots level too. The framework will also create a clearer career structure for sports coaches, "within a professionally regulated vocation".
I'd be particularly interested to find out if anyone knows more about this. I was only able to find the executive summary of the framework. The rest of the story is here.
Join the world's sport and exercise community today!
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Posted April 24, 2008 at 7:32 AM by robrobson
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