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Course Information:
- Minimum Age: 16
- Course Duration: 75 hours
- Course Prerequisites: N/A
- Course aims and objectives: This nationally recognised qualification will provide candidates who have an ongoing involvement in football, with the opportunity to gain knowledge of how to effectively plan, deliver and evaluate coaching sessions.
Theory: The course will introduce a number of key aspects related to the role of a football coach in working with youth players. These are delivered via home based study tasks and Tutor delivered workshops.
- The roles, skills and qualities of a football coach
- Developing session plans and associated information for planning
- Awareness of safe and organised activities
- Preparation for potential accidents, illnesses and emergencies
- A consideration of coaching styles
- Coaching session evaluation and self-reflection
- Nutritional needs of football players
- Fitness components related to football
- The planning of progressive coaching sessions.
Practical: The practical elements of the course will provide the following:
- The principles of attacking to include creating and exploiting space
- Passing
- Support Play
- Ball Control
- Dribbling
- Running with the ball
- Turning
- Goalkeeping
- Finishing
- Heading
- The principles of defending to include denying and restricting space
- Defensive play when organised and outnumbered
In addition candidates will have the opportunity to undertake two observed practical coaching sessions with their Tutor and receive feedback based on selected criteria. This will form the basis of an opportunity to deliver 12 hours of coaching in the candidate's work place to apply the experience gained from the course of training.
Practical Involvement: Candidates will be encouraged to participate practically to maximise their opportunities for learning (This however will not prevent successful completion of the award).
Assessment: Assessment is via successful completion of:
1. All pre-requisites (First Aid/Safeguarding Children/FAL Laws of the Game Online module)
2. All candidate portfolio tasks
3. Practical delivery of a 35 minute practical coaching activity that will be progressed on a specific theme relating to the course syllabus
Re-assessment: Candidates can be reassessed within a 24 month period from registration
Refresher: Every 3 years as specified in The FAL Level 2 CPD and Refresher Policy
Suggested additional learning opportunities:
Equality: FA Learning will ensure that it treats people fairly and with respect and that it will provide access and opportunities for all members of the community to take part in, and enjoy, it's activities in an atmosphere free from harassment, bullying, discrimination or abuse. FA Learning will seek to provide a service which is appropriate to the needs of an individual and to make reasonable adjustments or provide support, where appropriate, to cater for those needs.
The initial FA Level 2 week of training course dates are as follows:
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MAY 2010
INITIAL
TRAINING
WEEKENDS
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Saturday 15th May
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Theory & Practical
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9.00am - 5.00pm
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Sunday 16th May
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Theory & Practical
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9.00am - 5.00pm
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Saturday 22nd May
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Theory & Practical
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9.00am - 5.00pm
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Sunday 23rd May
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Theory & Practical
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9.00am - 5.00pm
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Saturday 29th May
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Theory & Practical
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9.00am - 5.00pm
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Sunday 30th May
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Theory & Practical
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9.00am - 5.00pm
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The week of training detailed above will be followed by further training sessions leading to assessment no sooner than October 2010. These additional dates will be agreed during the initial training week.
The cost of the course and *scheduled assessment* is £200.00 per person for participants attached to and working with Herefordshire FA Charter Standard Schools Clubs. The course cost for participants not attached to a FA Charter Standard Club is £220.00. BURSARIES MAY BE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST WITH COURSE COSTS.
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT SHOULD YOU NOT ATTEND THE SCHEDULED EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT DAYS FOR WHATEVER REASON YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY A FURTHER CHARGE OF £50.00 TO ATTEND AN ALTERNATIVE EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT WHETHER THAT IS IN HEREFORDSHIRE OR ELSEWHERE.
Candidates are expected to have completed the FA Safeguarding Children In Football workshop (formerly FA Child Protection & Best Practice) and the FA Emergency Aid workshop or equivalent either before the course of training or before the final assessment. The cost of these workshops is not included in the Level 2 course cost. Candidates are also expected to complete all necessary course tasks prior to the final assessment. The Herefordshire FA will not provide an alternative final assessment opportunity for candidates who do not attend on the agreed final assessment dates. A re-assessment opportunity for candidates will be organised for those who were unsuccessful.
If you need to attend a FA Emergency or FA Safeguarding Children in Football workshop please contact Paul Carpenter on 01432 342179 email paul.carpenter@herefordshirefa.com
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