Coaching

Bowls ACT Courses

Bowls ACT supports a national framework of accreditation for coaching. This framework is provided by Bowls Australia and includes a combination of online and face-to-face learning and assessment. A national framework ensures consistency, minimum standards of expertise, and the broad understanding of best practice in coaching.

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Coaches at all levels are essential roles in the game of bowls. Coaches can be involved with first time players, juniors, school programs, club and member training and all the way up to elite development. All the information and resources on how to become or reaccredit as a Coach can be found below.

Pathway for accreditation (new coaches)
Coaches play a huge part in the sustainability of Bowls. Coaches are often the first person a new player meets and therefore should possess the necessary personality, skills and approach to ensure the player is welcomed and learns the appeal of bowls.

Becoming a Bowls Australia accredited coach ensures you have the most up to date information on coaching and how you can use this knowledge to assist your players.
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Reaccreditation (existing coaches)
If you’re already an accredited coach or have been in the past, find out how to reaccredit.
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USEFUL LINKS:
Working with Vulnerable People
In the ACT, employees and volunteers (coaches, managers, officials, etc.) of the sport and recreation sector who engage with children or other vulnerable people are required to be registered.
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Advanced Coaches
Ideally suited to senior state coaches, junior state coaches; state assistant coaches, and development squad coaches.
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