Courses and Training
To book onto any of these courses please follow the application instructions provided for each course.
Rugby - UKCC Level 1 (Coaching Children U7's - U13's)
Cost
£140.00
For complete course
Location
Taffs Well RFC, Maes Gwyn, Taffs Well, Cardiff
CF15 7JD
n/a
Jon Evans
jevans@thesportshub-cardiff.com
Course Sessions
Mon 8 May 2017
18:00 PM till 21:00 PM
Wed 10 May 2017
18:00 PM till 21:00 PM
Sun 14 May 2017
09:00 AM till 17:00 PM
Sun 21 May 2017
09:00 AM till 17:00 PM
Course Info
The Level 1 Rugby Coaching Children course is aimed at those coaching from age 7 to 13 and is specifically designed to provide coaches with an introduction to the game of rugby union, safe practices and coaching in line with the pathway.
The course is 21hrs in duration (2 evenings and 2 full days) (16hrs on course, 5hrs home study) cost £140
The course is a competence based course and involves on-course appraisal
The course involves both classroom and outdoor practical sessions and aims to develop a coach's 'How to Coach' skills as well as improve their 'What to coach Skills'.
This course is being held at Taffs Well RFC, Maes Gwyn, Taffs Well, Cardiff, CF15 7JD . The first session is Monday 8 May 2017 and it runs for 22 hours, over 4 days
Pre-Requisites
Entry Requirements for both Level 1's: Minimum Age 18
How to Apply
Deadline: 08/04/2017
To book please visit:
https://www.wrucoachinglocker.co.uk/course-and-cpd-bookings.aspx?
Please check to confirm times when booking.
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First Aid - Emergency First Aid
Cost
£37.50
For complete course
Location
National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cyncoed Road,Cardiff
CF236XD
Gareth Power
02920 416777
dcadenne@thesportshub-cardiff.com
Course Sessions
Thu 11 May 2017
18:30 PM till 21:30 PM
Course Info
The FA Emergency Aid course aims to provide the participant with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to be able to attend a conscious or unconscious casualty, ensuring that appropriate care is given until the emergency medical services arrive and takeover, or until an alternative healthcare professional(s), assumes responsibility for the casualty. It will offer basic advice on how to limit the effects of injury and promote recovery.
The course is for individuals, e.g. team managers, coaches, teachers, parents, volunteers and others, who have the responsibility for the provision of basic life support.
Course aims and objectives:
• 1. To preserve life
• 2. Limit the effect of injury
• 3. Promote recovery
Course Content: This course will cover the following subjects:
? Incident Management
? Assessing the casualty
? Recovery position
? CPR
? Heart attacks
? Choking
? Asthma
? Head injuries
Due to the nature and responsibility associated with first aid provision, and in line with current UK guidelines, the currency of this certificate for use as a first aid qualification will be limited to three years.
This course is being held at National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cyncoed Road,Cardiff, CF236XD . The first session is Thursday 11 May 2017 and it runs for 3 hours, over 1 days
Pre-Requisites
Age 16+
How to Apply
Bookings can be made on 02920 416777
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SportsCoachUK - Safeguarding & Protecting Children
Cost
£27.00
For complete course
Location
National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cyncoed Road, Cardiff
CF236XD
Gareth Power
02920 416777
dcadenne@thesportshub-cardiff.com
Course Sessions
Wed 17 May 2017
18:30 PM till 21:30 PM
Course Info
Every child deserves to enjoy their sport. This workshop will raise your awareness of the telltale signs of abuse, and give you the tools and confidence you need to deal with any issues sensitively, appropriately and effectively should the need ever arise in your coaching career.
Updated to address the impact of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012.
This workshop is a 'Minimum Standards for Active Coaches' requirement for many governing bodies of sport. The 'Minimum Standards for Active Coaches' are seen as the basic standards every coach needs to meet to carry out their role safely and effectively.
This workshop will help you::
- identify and recognise good coaching practice and the implications for your coaching
- explore your values and feelings in relation to child - abuse, and recognise their potential impact on your response
- recognise and respond to possible signs of child abuse
- take appropriate action if concerns about a child arise.
You will receive a copy of Safeguarding and Protecting Children: A Guide for Sportspeople at the workshop.
This course is being held at National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cyncoed Road, Cardiff, CF236XD . The first session is Wednesday 17 May 2017 and it runs for 3 hours, over 1 days
Pre-Requisites
Age 16+
How to Apply
Bookings can be made on 02920 416777
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SportsCoachUK - Safeguarding & Protecting Children
Cost
£27.00
For complete course
Location
National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cyncoed Road, Cardiff
CF236XD
Gareth Power
02920 416777
dcadenne@thesportshub-cardiff.com
Course Sessions
Wed 12 July 2017
18:30 PM till 21:30 PM
Course Info
Every child deserves to enjoy their sport. This workshop will raise your awareness of the telltale signs of abuse, and give you the tools and confidence you need to deal with any issues sensitively, appropriately and effectively should the need ever arise in your coaching career.
Updated to address the impact of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012.
This workshop is a 'Minimum Standards for Active Coaches' requirement for many governing bodies of sport. The 'Minimum Standards for Active Coaches' are seen as the basic standards every coach needs to meet to carry out their role safely and effectively.
This workshop will help you::
- identify and recognise good coaching practice and the implications for your coaching
- explore your values and feelings in relation to child - abuse, and recognise their potential impact on your response
- recognise and respond to possible signs of child abuse
- take appropriate action if concerns about a child arise.
You will receive a copy of Safeguarding and Protecting Children: A Guide for Sportspeople at the workshop.
This course is being held at National Indoor Athletics Centre, Cyncoed Road, Cardiff, CF236XD . The first session is Wednesday 12 July 2017 and it runs for 3 hours, over 1 days
Pre-Requisites
Age 16+
How to Apply
Bookings can be made on 02920 416777
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Tennis - Level 1 Coaching Assistant
Cost
£225.00
For complete course
Location
House of Sport, Cardiff
CF236XD
n/a
0151 342 8816
coached@thesportshub-cardiff.com
Course Sessions
Sat 7 October 2017
09:00 AM till 17:00 PM
Sun 8 October 2017
09:00 AM till 17:00 PM
Sat 11 November 2017
09:00 AM till 17:00 PM
Course Info
ABOUT THE COURSE
If you are looking to start a career in tennis coaching then the Level 1 course is your starting point. It is aimed at people who are enthusiastic about tennis, who want to assist a more experienced and qualified coach deliver Mini Tennis and who meet the entry requirements below.
It is endorsed by UKCC and if successful you will receive a Level 1 Award in Coaching Tennis awarded by 1st4sport.
COURSE AIMS
To train learners how to assist an LTA licensed coach with groups of Mini Tennis players aged 8 and under.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of the Level 1 you should:
be able to motivate and inspire people to play tennis
be able to use effective verbal and non verbal communication skills
be able to organise tennis activity constructively and safely
be able to plan and deliver a structured lesson using LTA Level 1 coach resources
have basic knowledge of tactics, techniques and rules of tennis
have a full understanding of the structure of Mini Tennis
COURSE STRUCTURE
The course consists of three days (two days, followed by a three to six week break for coaching experience, then a one day final assessment). We may occasionally use different course formats to suit exceptional circumstances.
During the three to six week break you will need to complete a course portfolio of evidence and complete a minimum or three hours coaching with a licensed coach mentor at an LTA Clubmark-accredited club
You are required to have your coaching experience organised before the course starts. For help with this please contact your LTA Regional Office for a list of local LTA Clubmark-accredited clubs or coached@thesportshub-cardiff.com
This course is being held at House of Sport, Cardiff, CF236XD . The first session is Saturday 7 October 2017 and it runs for 24 hours, over 3 days
Pre-Requisites
COURSE PRE-REQUISITES
You must be aged 16 years of age or above on day 1 of the course
You must have an active interest and involvement in tennis
You must submit a copy of the Deployment without DBS letter which can be obtained from our website and which must be signed by a member of the committee at your club or LTA licensed coach mentor
'DEPLOYMENT WITHOUT DBS' LETTER
A copy of the Deployment without DBS letter can be downloaded from our website at http://bit.ly/1Ozrq8w or by emailing coached@thesportshub-cardiff.com. This MUST be printed off and signed by your LTA licensed coach mentor at your tennis club, a member of your tennis club committee or chairman. Once signed, please send in your deployment letter by email coached@thesportshub-cardiff.com (scanned or photo copy accepted) or by post to inspire2coach, University of Warwick Tennis Centre, Westwood Campus, Kirby Corner Road, Coventry, CV4 7AL
How to Apply
To book go to the following web linkm find the course you want, click on "more informtion" and then "book now" to complete the online application form
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Volunteering in sport offers a welcoming way for people across Cardiff to get involved, whether they are enthusiastic beginners or experienced participants looking to give something back. The Sports Hub brings together a wide range of opportunities, from coaching assistants and event helpers to club roles that keep local leagues, festivals and tournaments running smoothly. It is a place where volunteers and organisations can meet, share ideas and build stronger connections through sport, helping to create a vibrant and active community for players, families and supporters throughout the city. For those thinking about taking the first step, there are many ways to get involved that suit different interests, skills and time commitments. Some roles focus on coaching and supporting sessions for children and adults, while others involve officiating, event coordination or helping behind the scenes at matches and celebrations. Training and development pathways are available to help volunteers grow in confidence and capability, making it easier to contribute meaningfully. Whether you can spare a few hours on weekends or want a regular weekly role, volunteering is a rewarding way to make a difference while enjoying everything that local sport has to offer.
Volunteer development in sport often begins with introductory coaching qualifications, and entry level assistant courses are a common first step for people who are enthusiastic about a particular game. These programmes are generally aimed at individuals who want to support more experienced coaches in delivering sessions for younger or beginner players, and they usually cover the basics of session planning, communication, and safe practice. Completing such a course can open doors to further training, ongoing volunteer placements, and involvement in local leagues, festivals, and school programmes. Many participants find that starting with an assistant level qualification gives them the confidence to progress through structured coaching pathways over time.