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The CoachNet project aims to further develop a structure for the co-ordination of sport coaching at a European level. The project has been granted a financial contribution from the EU, and has been recognised as a priority of the European Commission Sport Unit within the framework of the Preparatory Action in the field of sport. Stakeholders include: - Coaches’ Associations at the National and European level - Lead national organisations in Sport Coaching - International Federations at the European level - Higher education institutions - Employers of coaches This network will strengthen cohesion within Sport Coaching with an enhanced emphasis on the ‘voice of the coach’. It will also build on the existing reference points for the education, and development of sport coaches, as well as providing a focal point for representation, research and communication on sport coaching issues at the European level. The main outputs of the project will be as follows: Research and Mapping Research of current engagement levels within the European Coaching Council and mapping the position of coaches associations in partner states, and at the European level. ‘Best Practice Guide’ for coaches associations and representation at the national and European level Identifying models of best practice in the development of coaches associations; Developing operational guidelines and templates for the optimal development of coaches associations Revised governance structure for the European Coaching Council Developing a revised structure, to include lead national organisations, international federations, coaches associations, higher education and employers. Organisation of the project, dissemination of its purposes, evaluation of its work, and future action planning will be core themes throughout the project. EUROPEAN COACHING COUNCIL ’The voice of the Coach’

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Page 1: EUROPEAN COACHING COUNCIL ’The voice of the Coach’ · with an enhanced emphasis on the ‘voice of the coach’. It will also build on the existing reference points for the education,

The CoachNet project aims to further develop a structure for the co-ordination of sport coaching at a European level. The project has been granted a financial contribution from the EU, and has been recognised as a priority of the European Commission Sport Unit within the framework of the Preparatory Action in the field of sport.

Stakeholders include:- Coaches’ Associations at the National and European level- Lead national organisations in Sport Coaching- International Federations at the European level- Higher education institutions- Employers of coaches

This network will strengthen cohesion within Sport Coaching with an enhanced emphasis on the ‘voice of the coach’. It will also build on the existing reference points for the education, and development of sport coaches, as well as providing a focal point for representation, research and communication on sport coaching issues at the European level.

The main outputs of the project will be as follows:

Research and Mapping• Research of current engagement levels within the European Coaching Council and mapping the position of coaches associations in partner states, and at the European level.

‘Best Practice Guide’ for coaches associations and representation at the national and European level• Identifying models of best practice in the development of coaches associations;

• Developing operational guidelines and templates for the optimal development of coaches associations

Revised governance structure for the European Coaching Council• Developing a revised structure, to include lead national organisations, international federations, coaches associations, higher education and employers.

• Organisation of the project, dissemination of its purposes, evaluation of its work, and future action planning will be core themes throughout the project.

EUROPEAN COACHING COUNCIL

’The voice of the Coach’

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Project programme:The project commenced on 1st January 2012 and will complete on 30st April 2013. Initial research will begin between April and June, and initial findings and recommendations will be made for consultation between June and August.

A final conference will take place in Leeds on 26th and 28th March 2013 which will present the project’s findings.

The final report will be submitted to the European Commission after the completion of the Project.

Details of events and progress will be available at the CoachNet website - www.coachnet.eu.

The project is inviting the wider public to contribute to the mapping process. For more information, please email [email protected]

Contacts:Karen Mockett,Technical Project Officer - Global Coaching OfficeLeeds Metropolitan University,The Carnegie StandHeadingley StadiumSt Michaels LaneLeedsLS6 [email protected] Tel: +44 (0) 113 218 3251

Ladislav PetrovicSecretary GeneralInternational Council for Coaching [email protected]

The Project Partners:United Kingdom Leeds Metropolitan University

Netherlands National Olympic Committee*Netherlands Sports Federation

Finland Suomen Ammattivalmentajat SAVAL

Portugal Confederacao Portuguesa das Associacoes de Treinadores

Germany German Sport University Cologne

Hungary Hungarian Coaching Association

France Institut National du Sport, de l’Expertise et de la Performance

Poland Institute of Sport

Germany Coaches Academy Cologne of the German Olympic Sports Confederation

Spain Consejo Nacional de Entrenadores Deportivos

Netherlands NLcoach

UK European Athletics Coaches Association

Spain Real Federacion Espanola de Tenis