GAA Coach Education Programme

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... of first GAA Youth Officer. ▫1992 Establishment of National Coaching and Training. Centre (NCTC). ▫Development of 5 Stage Coach Education Programme ...
GAA Coach Education Programme

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Coach Education in the GAA  Early Innovators – How to Play Gaelic Football – Dick Fitzgerald (1914) Reprinted in King in a Kingdom of Kings (Fr. Tom Looney, 2008)

– The Art and Science of Gaelic Football - Dr Eamon O’Sullivan (1958) – Hurling - Tony Wall (1965) – Gormanstown College – Fr Maher, Joe Lennon, Ned Power 2

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Coach Education in the GAA  1981 Appointment of first GAA Youth Officer  1992 Establishment of National Coaching and Training Centre (NCTC)  Development of 5 Stage Coach Education Programme

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Coach Education – A New Era  Coach Education Workgroup – John Landers (Munster, Chair), – Denis O’Boyle (Connacht), – Brendan Harpur (Leinster), Ger O’Connor (Leinster), – Joe Redington (Munster), – Eugene Young (Ulster), – Jimmy D’Arcy (Games Development Manager), Peter Horgan (Education Officer), Paudie Butler (National Hurling Development Coordinator) – Michael McGeehin (Coaching Ireland) 6

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ATLANTIC SPORTS MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING

Empowering Irish Sport

Putting Coaching In Ireland On The Sporting Map EVERYONE INVOLVED IN SPORT WORKING TOGETHER WITH THE COMMON AIM OF:

The Vision Inspiring Coaches – Driving Sport 10

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better players better coaches better tutors better trainers 11

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Coach Development Model

Retain and improve our coach education system

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GAA Coach Education Structure Children

Youths

Adults

Award 3

Award 3

Award 3

Award 2

Award 2

Award 2

Award 1

Award 1

Award 1

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Coach Education – A New Era  Why this format? – In line with new European Coaching Framework

“The coach should be provided with education in practical and theoretical areas, which is closely linked with their dayto-day work. The work of coaches should be underpinned by a strong Code of Ethics and Conduct designed to protect the safety, welfare and rights of all sports participants”

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Coach Education – A New Era The context in which the coach will work, and the potential roles of the coach, should be taken into account when designing courses Specialist Coaches – Across Streams – Throughout Award Levels – Highly Practical

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Coach Education – A New Era (Progress To Date)  1st National Governing Body with fully qualified Coaching Ireland recognised Tutor Trainers  Late 2007 – Indentify potential Tutor Trainers  2008 42 Tutor Trainers from all Provinces graduate

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Coach Education – A New Era (Progress to Date)

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Coach Education – A New Era (ProgressTo Date)  1st National Governing Body with fully qualified Coaching Ireland recognised Tutor Trainers  Development and Roll Out of Tutor Course – Ulster (including Britain) – November 2008 – Connacht (including North America and Britain) – November 2008

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Coach Education – A New Era (Progress To Date)  Foundation Award – Developed – Roll Out 2009

Award 1 – Nearing Completion – Roll Out 2009

Award 2 – to be developed in 2009

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GAA Strategy  2010

Award 1 Coach Per Team

 2011

2 Award 1 Coaches Per Team

 2012

Each Club/School to have 1 Award 2 Coach

 2012

All County Managers to have Award 1

 2015

Each Club/School to have 1 Award 3 Coach

 2015

Award 3 Coach per County team

 2015

All County Managers to have Award 2

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