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Leading Gymnastics Sessions (Part 1- Foundation Coach)

Leading Gymnastics Sessions (Part 1- Foundation Coach)
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Organiser: Scottish Gymnastics Venue: ONLINE

The foundation coach qualification is awarded after the learner has successfully completed both of these courses:

  • Part 1 – Leading Gymnastics Sessions: Online – self paced
  • Part 2 – Independent Delivery Assessment – In club activities followed by an in-club assessment.

Leading Gymnastics Sessions is the first part of the Foundation Coach qualification. Designed for coaches aged 18 and over, this self-paced online course prepares you to move from supporting coaching sessions to leading them independently. You’ll develop the knowledge, judgement and confidence to take on the role of a Lead Coach, creating safe, positive environments where gymnasts and fellow coaches can thrive.

To enrol, you’ll need to:

  • be 18 years old or over when you book
  • hold a current PVG through Scottish Gymnastics
  • have a current Scottish Gymnastics membership

What you’ll learn:

The course increases your knowledge and understanding of how to be an effective Lead Coach and Independent Deliverer.

  • Topics covered on this course:  
  • Impacts of Great Coaching 
  • The Responsibilities of a Lead Coach  
  • Being an Inclusive Coach  
  • Interpersonal Relationships
  • Health, Wellbeing & Holistic Development 
  • Understanding Motivation 
  • Introduction to Ethics in Coaching
  • Coaching Philosophy & the ‘Self-Aware’ Coach 
  • Continues Professional Development
  • Skill Acquisition & Safe Gymnastics Skill Development
  • Planning: A Lead Coach’s guide
  • Mentoring our Future Workforce

Assessment:

To complete the course, you’ll need to work through all learning modules until you reach 100% completion. Once completed, your course certificate will be available through MyBG.

Completing this course does not qualify you as a Foundation Coach. Your next step is to complete the Independent Delivery Assessment, where you’ll demonstrate your coaching in a real club environment.

What to expect:

After booking, you’ll receive a confirmation email with access to Academy. The course includes a range of interactive learning resources, including: expert-led webinars, quizzes to check your understanding and a downloadable Leading Gymnastics Session Handbook for future reference.

The course is self-paced, allowing you to learn at a time that suits you. We recommend completing it in 1–2 hour sessions, giving yourself time to reflect on your own coaching and how the learning applies within your club.

Once you’ve successfully completed the course, you’ll be ready to enrol on the Independent Delivery Assessment.


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ONLINE

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