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Level 1 Coaching Course Information:
Minimum Age: 16
Course Duration: 43 hours (total qualification time) / 33
hours (guided learning)
Course Pre-requisites to certification:
Prior to
certification for the qualification, learners are required to:
•be at least 16 years of age
•hold as a minimum a current FA Emergency Aid
Certificate*
•hold a current completion certificate for The FA
Workshop Safeguarding Children in Football* (Alternative arrangements are
available for learners under the age of 18 years of age).
*both of these
courses are modules within The FA Level 1 in Coaching Football course
Course aims and objectives:
The FA Level 1 in Coaching Football, leading to the
achievement of the 1st4sport Level 1 Award in Coaching Football qualification,
provides learners with an introduction to coaching the game and working with
players from under 7 to open age.
Learners will gain an insight into the game in England,
how it’s played and how they can coach to better support the development of
future players. The qualification is designed to prepare learners to coach
football within the grassroots game.
Through the completion of the learning programme for this
qualification, learners will be introduced to the practical and theoretical
aspects of planning, delivering and reviewing individual football coaching
sessions. The foundation level of knowledge and skills developed through this
qualification will enable learners to create safe, fun and engaging coaching
sessions through building, developing and extending a series of linked
practices.
Learners will be introduced to basic game formats, key
rules, and the England DNA coaching fundamentals and playing principles through
completion of four mandatory components; How We Coach, How We Play, The Future
Player and How We Support.
Throughout the course learners will be introduced to:
1. The England DNA – How We Coach, How We Play, How We
Support and The Future Player
2. The FA 4 Corner Player Development Model which will
help them gain a better understanding of the long-term development of their
players as a whole person
3. The FA Plan, Do, Review Model, helping them construct
appropriate practices and sessions for their players
4. A series of practical coaching ideas, giving them the
ability to recognise the various ingredients that make up safe, fun and
engaging practices to help their players develop
5. Practical coaching opportunities both on the course
and where possible with their own players and teams
The course of learning is made up of eight guided
learning; face-to-face workshops covering a range of topics linked to the
England DNA, as well as some directed learning opportunities via three
e-learning modules hosted on The FA Learner Management System (LMS). The
e-learning modules cover core topics including the role of the coach, long-term
player development and The FA Plan, Do, Review model.
Course Dates:
Course Code: L1ES1
D1) Saturday 17th
September 2016 (9am to 5pm)
How We Coach and How We Play, Plan, Do, Review, Reflection Workshops.
D2) Sunday 18th
September 2016 (9am to 5pm)
How We Play; Plan, Do, Review, Reflection Workshops.
D3) Saturday 24th
September 2016 (9am to 3pm)
How We Support – Safeguarding Children/Emergency Aid Workshops.
D4) Sunday 25th
September 2016 (9am to 5pm)
The Future Player & How We Play; Plan, Do, Review, Reflection
Workshops.
D5) Sunday 2nd October
2016 (9am to 3pm)
How We Coach workshop, learner debrief, Consolidation and Action
Planning.
Venue: Erith School,
Community Sports Centre Entrance, Ramsden Road, Erith DA8 3BN
Tutor/Assessor: Alan
Seamons; Workshop Tutor: Alan Seamons
Equality:
FA Education will ensure that it treats people fairly, with respect, providing
access and opportunities for all members of the community to take part in, and
enjoy, its activities in an atmosphere free from harassment, bullying,
discrimination or abuse. FA Education 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.
Please note to access this online application, you will need a
FAN (FA Number).
If you have ever been involved in football or taken an FA
Qualification, it is highly likely you already have a FAN. If you do not know
your FAN or password, or need to create a FAN, please use our FAN FINDER tool
by clicking to register/retrieve your details. Please be aware that if you
already have a FAN, and create another FAN, this could cause delays in being
confirmed on the course and any qualifications being awarded.
Please note to access this online application, you will need a FAN (FA Number).
If have ever been involved in football or taken an FA Qualification, it is highly likely you already have a FAN.
If you do not know your FAN or password, or need to create a FAN, please use our FAN FINDER tool by clicking to register/retrieve your details.
Please be aware that if you already have a FAN, and create another FAN, this could cause delays in being confirmed on the course and any qualifications being awarded.
If the FAN Finder says you haven't got a FAN, and you think you have, then please click here for a full guide on how to locate it.
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