In this coaching update, you’ll find highlights from the Community Sport Awards Coach Award recipients, details of new performance psychology courses on the Snow Academy, important coach insurance information, and the latest resources available to support your coaching.
This season, more than 90 developing coaches participated in on-snow workshops as part of their progress towards Snow Australia’s Foundation Coach Accreditation.
Leading into the 2025 snow season, we will be highlighting courses that are available on the Snow Academy. The Level 1 Coaching Accreditation courses are aimed at coaches working within clubs, pathway programs, and resort ski and snowboard schools.
Leading into the 2025 snow season, we will be highlighting courses that are available on the Snow Academy.
The Community Coaching Essential Skills course is aimed at current and new coaches involved in community sport and helps coaches create fun, safe and inclusive environments for participants.
Snow Australia’s Coach Academy was born with a simple vision – to match the focus and commitment Australian winter sport has always brought to our athletes with a coach development pathway designed to support and expand skill, capacity and opportunities of our domestic winter sport coaches across all disciplines.
Snow Australia's eLearning coaching courses are now housed alongside other educational content from the Australian Sports Commission on the Snow Academy.
The 2023 Coach Academy Live Lab took place last week in Jindabyne, providing a specific opportunity to bring together winter sport coaches from all disciplines, along with keynote speakers, industry experts, and discipline-specific master coaches, for an immersive dive into key themes related to being the best coach possible.
The Olympic Winter Institute of Australia are seeking Expressions of Interest for Casual Ski Coaches with the Australian Development Aerial Skiing Team.
Australian sport has taken an enormous step in its bid to become a world-leader in coach development ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) today naming 31 coaches as part of a flagship national apprenticeship program.