Positive Attitude & Character Training - Online course

Workshop:  The Importance of Confidence

Venue:  Online 

Cost: £50


Just talking about confidence isn’t enough.

With PACT, coaches will acquire practical methods to cultivate mental resilience, empowering young athletes to go on to reach their full potential.


What's included in the course?


Overview

Understanding confidence, identifying negative thinking, and much more.

This 3hr online course will take you through 5 modules

Module 1: What is confidence and where does it come from?

Module 2: The confidence spectrum

Module 3: The significance of self-belief

Module 4: What can affect confidence on and off the field?

Module 5: Setting the right environment


For further information on the course or to find out more about PACT, please visit their website

Booking Process

Please be advised that you will not be able to access the course immediately.  There will be a delay between purchasing the course and accessing it due to an element of manual administration.  We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. To help speed this process up, please ensure you input the correct email address on the booking form.


Your email address will be used to setup an account with PACT. You will receive an automated email from PACT informing you of your username and requesting you create a new password in order to gain access to the course.


Outcome

Once all modules are completed and any quizzes graded as passed, you will be able to access a certificate to download and print.


Hertfordshire FA will also be following up with coaches who have completed the course, inviting them to attend a Face to Face workshop with PACT (FA accredited hours included).  

If your club would like to host, please email danielle.evans@hertfordshirefa.com

 

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