COACHING

The level 1 or engage coaching award is directed towards individuals that are either new to coaching volleyball, or operate within the primary school, and junior high-school areas of our sport. This award provides individuals with key knowledge and skills associated with effective coaching, and is completed online within an hour, providing an officially recognised award from Volleyball New Zealand.

For information on this course, please see VNZ's webpage: https://www.volleyballnz.org.nz/community/development/coach/formal-coaching-courses

The level 2 or grow coaching award is directed towards individuals wishing to take their next step on the coaching journey, coaching high-school, club social or for student coaches. The award is completed over a day, where a mix of online and in person modules, both theoretical and practical are used. This provides an individual with an officially recognised award from Volleyball New Zealand.

For information on this course, please see VNZ's webpage: https://www.volleyballnz.org.nz/community/development/coach/formal-coaching-courses

Level 2 Course in Otago!!!

Saturday 9th November

8:30am – 3:30pm

Queens High School, Dunedin

$20

Learn about what makes a good coach, how to create a climate of development, volleyball techniques, skills, game-based coaching and much more!

REGISTER here https://forms.office.com/r/dp2YwX6ep5

The level 3 or develop coaching award is best directed to individuals coaching competitive high-school, club, or age-group representative volleyball. Attainment of this award requires the candidate to complete online and in-person modules amounting to 10 hours of work, with a 5-hour long reflection learning framework required to show personal development and self-directed learning in the coaching sphere.

For information on this course, please see VNZ's webpage: https://www.volleyballnz.org.nz/community/development/coach/formal-coaching-courses

The level 4 or excel coaching award is targeted at individuals wishing to make a step into the coaching of high-performance teams, those in the representative, regional, or national levels. The award requires the candidate to compete an array of online and in-person modules, amounting to 20-hours work, with an additional 15-hours of self-directed reflection and learning modules.

For information on this course, please see VNZ's webpage: https://www.volleyballnz.org.nz/community/development/coach/formal-coaching-courses