Coaching Co-ordinator

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"Junior Bees"

Coaching Co-ordinator

Coaching Policy Objectives

Bees Juniors commit to an ongoing coach education policy based on the RFU coaching courses and sharing knowledge of experienced coaches.

The club will provide a support structure that allows coaches to develop their own skills and those of their players.

A coaching coordinator will be appointed at the beginning of each season.

Role of Coaching Coordinator

The coaching coordinator should be an experienced junior coach who's role is:-.

- To recognise, promote and manage personal development opportunities for coaches

- To encourage all coaches within the club to become formally qualified

- To identify potential coaches to fill coaching posts within the club

- To promote the RFU Code of Conduct for Coaches and/or develop an aligned club policy

- To seek support from, and keep in contact with, coaching personnel within the RFU, the CB and scUK

- Improve coaching skills throughout the club for the benefit of all players

Mentoring

The coaching coordinator is responsible for providing mentoring support of all the club coaches and encouraging best practise.

The coaching co-ordinator will make himself available to review coaching sessions and provide feedback to the coaches.

The coaching coordinator is responsible for ensuring equity in the coaching of all the clubs coaches.

Specialist Training Sessions

The coaching coordinator will run specific sessions during appropriate times in the season e.g. front-row and tackling sessions.

The coaching coordinator will arrange for other experienced coaches within the club to run training sessions.

Liaison with External Bodies

The coaching coordinator will be responsible for liaison with

RFU Development Officer

Local Schools

West Yorkshire Sport

Link to RFU Coaching resources