Coaching
Get Into Coaching
Netball is changing. Participation is growing, more clubs are developing and players are getting faster and stronger. High quality coaching at all ages and ability levels is essential in helping us to be the number one sport for women and girls in England.
As the game progresses, the role of the coach in helping to develop players and teams cannot be underestimated. That’s why at England Netball we recognise the need to provide coaches with a portfolio of courses and workshops that are packed with expert knowledge, covering all areas of player and game development.
Our coaching pathway allows coaches to plot their own learner journey through a range of qualifications and workshops, helping them to fulfil their coaching potential. So, for more information on these, please explore the courses section of the website.
Why Coach?
For many netballers in England, their coach is the individual that empowers them to fulfil their potential, inspiring them to carry on playing and enjoy the sport. Having the passion, enthusiasm and willingness to learn are qualities needed by any coach.
You may be a parent who wants to help at their child’s local school or club, or maybe you have been playing for a while and want to explore a different way of getting involved in the sport. Whatever your reason for getting into coaching, we can help you to find the right training to progress your knowledge and understanding and give you the confidence to realise your coaching ambitions.
To find more info about coaching courses, please go to www.englandnetball.co.uk/make-the-game/coaching
Netball is changing. Participation is growing, more clubs are developing and players are getting faster and stronger. High quality coaching at all ages and ability levels is essential in helping us to be the number one sport for women and girls in England.
As the game progresses, the role of the coach in helping to develop players and teams cannot be underestimated. That’s why at England Netball we recognise the need to provide coaches with a portfolio of courses and workshops that are packed with expert knowledge, covering all areas of player and game development.
Our coaching pathway allows coaches to plot their own learner journey through a range of qualifications and workshops, helping them to fulfil their coaching potential. So, for more information on these, please explore the courses section of the website.
Why Coach?
For many netballers in England, their coach is the individual that empowers them to fulfil their potential, inspiring them to carry on playing and enjoy the sport. Having the passion, enthusiasm and willingness to learn are qualities needed by any coach.
You may be a parent who wants to help at their child’s local school or club, or maybe you have been playing for a while and want to explore a different way of getting involved in the sport. Whatever your reason for getting into coaching, we can help you to find the right training to progress your knowledge and understanding and give you the confidence to realise your coaching ambitions.
To find more info about coaching courses, please go to www.englandnetball.co.uk/make-the-game/coaching
Coaching Opportunities
These pages are designed to promote coaching opportunities within our clubs, schools and communities.
If you have a coaching opportunity you would like listed, please email exact details to Pauline.knight@englandnetball.co.uk
If you have a coaching opportunity you would like listed, please email exact details to Pauline.knight@englandnetball.co.uk
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Birmingham City Uni looking for an Assistant Coach!
Birmingham City University have 4 competitive BUCS squads and a development team with lots of potential and are currently seeking an assistant netball coach to assist their Head coach to start in September. Training is Mondays (5-7pm) and Tuesdays (6-8pm) evenings at Doug Ellis Sports Centre, BCU, B42 2SY. £20-£30 an hour will be paid dependent on experience. A minimum of level 1 coaching is required and Level 2 is preferred. Please contact the President of the Netball Society via email on amy.johnson96@icloud.com |
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Stockland Belles looking for a Coach!
Stockland Belles (Currently Division 12 in Birmingham Winter League) are looking for a coach. They currently train Tuesday evenings at Stockland Green 7pm to 8pm. If you are able to help, even if every other week, rather than weekly, please email Sarah on sarah.barber@virginmedia.co.uk asap. |
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Sutton Royals looking for Level 2 and Level 1 Coach
If you are interested in coaching at Sutton Royals, please contact the club by email: SuttonRoyals@gmail.com or alternatively you could contact Claire on 07875316749 |
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Bournville Intermediates Section Coach/Manager Needed
Bournville Intermediates was the first Intermediates Club in Birmingham and has gone from strength to strength in the local and regional leagues. Training currently on a Tuesday evening the club is now looking for a coach/manager to take on Intermediates for the 2015/16 season from September when Pat Clarke-Dixon will be retiring from what has been a very successful Intermediates coach/manager role with the club. This is a paid coaching role and you will need to be Level 2 Will all those interested please contact Lynne Todd (0121 430 6275) or Sue Edwards (0121 449 0789) |
