This page is being updated for 2011, so please keep tuned for new items.
D.C. "Bear" McPhail
Director of Coaching ACTIHA
Coaching Code of Ethics
Level 1 course is planned for 18-20 Febuary 2011
Coaching Activity
All accredited coaches in the ACT Ice Hockey Association, as part of Ice Hockey Australia, are required to list their coaching activities annually.
For 2010 activity, use the
.
Accreditation
ACTIHA, as an affiliate of IHA, subscribes to the National Coaching Accredition Scheme of the Australian Sports Commission.
There are several ways to become an accredited coach for the ACT Ice Hockey Association. For beginner coaches, there is an on-line course to take through the Australian Sports Commission at http://www.ausport.gov.au/participating/coaches/education/onlinecoach. This is sometimes referred to as Level 0.
For Level I, II and III accreditation, the most straightforward way is to take the appropriate course through ACT IHA or one of the other state associations. For Levels I and II, it is possible to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Current Competence (RCC) if you are or have been an experienced ice hockey coach in Australia or overseas. Check the appropriate guidelines below for information.
Accreditation guidelines
The following documents describe the IHA Coaching Accreditation Program, and the frameworks for all levels of ice hockey coaching in Australia.
Level 1 course is planned for 18-20 Febuary 2011
Coaching Activity
All accredited coaches in the ACT Ice Hockey Association, as part of Ice Hockey Australia, are required to list their coaching activities annually.
For 2010 activity, use the
.Accreditation
ACTIHA, as an affiliate of IHA, subscribes to the National Coaching Accredition Scheme of the Australian Sports Commission.
There are several ways to become an accredited coach for the ACT Ice Hockey Association. For beginner coaches, there is an on-line course to take through the Australian Sports Commission at http://www.ausport.gov.au/participating/coaches/education/onlinecoach. This is sometimes referred to as Level 0.
For Level I, II and III accreditation, the most straightforward way is to take the appropriate course through ACT IHA or one of the other state associations. For Levels I and II, it is possible to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Current Competence (RCC) if you are or have been an experienced ice hockey coach in Australia or overseas. Check the appropriate guidelines below for information.
Accreditation guidelines
The following documents describe the IHA Coaching Accreditation Program, and the frameworks for all levels of ice hockey coaching in Australia.