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Courses

NZ Certificate in Sport Coaching - (Level 3) 

Our innovative programme offers individuals an opportunity to learn about coaching basics. Be part of a team of likeminded individuals, learning more about what makes a great coach. Be involved in part time study designed to be both informative, interactive, and FUN.

A 26-week course which includes 10 workshops. 

Participants must be coaching or intending to coach a sports team.  Designed for coaches that are new to coaching at a community level.

This course has 40 NZQA Credits. 

Please register your interest below before 11th September. Course Starts 18th September.

Learning Content – L3 Coaching

What is a good sport coach?

  • Coaching values, purpose, objectives.
  • Balance is better.
  • Coaching styles-Which style are you?
  • Being a positive role model.
  • Demonstrating positive side-line behaviour.

Creating a Positive Environment

  • Starts with the coach.
  • Understanding skill needs.
  • Understanding learning needs.
  • It’s about the culture.

Model Simple Skills

  • Skill Development.
  • Physical Literacy Approach.

General Coaching Principles

  • What are coaching principles?
  • What styles of coaching are there?
  • Group Management
  • What is effective coaching?
  • Good coaching habits.

Injury Prevention

  • Common sports injuries.
  • Causes, methods for prevention.

First Responder in Action

  • How to respond to common injuries if they happen on your watch
  • What is a RAMS form?
  • How does it help?

Warm up and Cool Down

  • How do they help?
  • Creative activities that are sport specific.

 

Download the enrolment form below and return to reiner@waikatohockey.org.nz

NZ Certificate in Business - First Line Management - (Level 4)

The purpose of this course is to develop people who can manage effective teams when employed in first line management roles. Participants must be currently working in a paid or volunteer position within an organisation.

This 40-week course includes 10 workshops.

This course has 60 NZQA credits. 

Please register your interest below before 11th September. Course Starts 18th September.

Learning Content – L4 Business

Leadership is Communication

 What is motivation? What motivates you, inspires others to be motivated.

  • What are inclusive environments – getting the best out of your team?
  • Finding the passion in yourself and in your team then using it.
  • What communication strategies are there and how do these develop relationships?
  • What are the management techniques for maintaining sustainable relationships with your team, with your organisation and with external stakeholders?
  • Understand your communication style and its impact.
  • Identify some of the professional, ethical, social, and culturally appropriate behaviours needed to contribute to building a team.

Leading Process

  • What is operational workflow?
  • How are they successfully managed?
  • Confirm entity goals and objectives and individual responsibilities.
  • Confirm the team goals and objectives towards meeting the entity goals and objectives.
  • How do we negotiate and assess against agreed criteria?
  • What are the appropriate responses to achieve operational objectives?
  • Identify some of the professional, ethical, social, and culturally appropriate behaviours needed to be demonstrated when managing workflows.

Leadership and Values

  • Values driven leadership-understanding your own values, the team’s values and developing a culture that supports growth for all
  • Having the GUTSY conversations – developing strategies to support conflict resolution, mana enhancing conversations and performance outcomes
  • Understand how knowing your own bias can bring awareness and appreciation of diversity, and creation of a culture that engages the whole team
  • Understand how your performance links professionally, ethically, and socially with your team?
  • Understand how your own ethical and moral behaviour plays an important role in getting the most out of a diverse workforce in a sustainable way.
  • What is ethical behaviour within your workplace; consider widely accepted standards relating to obeying the law, being honest in dealings, respecting others, contracts, societal standards, and institutions
  • What is professional behaviour within your workplace; consider professional attitudes, qualities, and behaviours
  • What does it mean to communicate in a socially and culturally appropriate manner; consider examples wider than ethnicity, environmental, community and sustainability expectations that relate to social understanding.

Download the enrolment form below and return to reiner@waikatohockey.org.nz