Get Into Coaching
Do you have more than 1 year of fencing experience? Do you want to give something back to the sport you love? Have you thought about Coaching?
Coaching can be extremely rewarding and a lot of fun, whether you are helping someone with their first steps on the piste or helping players to develop and achieve their potential – British Fencing is here to help and support you!
Minimum Requirements
Getting Started!
Each year the Regional Hub Network organises coaching courses, workshops and training days to offer professional development opportunities to new and existing coaches. If you are interested in coaching but are unsure which qualification you want to do first, here is a simple guide:
Level 1 – Assistant Coach – may assist a more qualified coach in the delivery of fencing sessions and/or deliver without direct supervision, pre-planned/prepared fencing sessions for groups of absolute beginners.
Level 2 – Coach – can prepare, deliver and review fencing sessions for groups and individuals including fencers who have completed a beginners’ programme and who are now training/fencing regularly at a club.
Local Courses in your area!
If you would like to attend a course in your local area, simply check out the upcoming courses page on our website, if there isn’t a course scheduled then register your interest with your Regional Hub Lead Officer or email Charlie Miller at [email protected].
North East – Beth Davidson North West – Charlie Miller
Yorkshire –Jim Lockyer East Midlands – Norman Randall
West Midlands – Mike & Vicky Garrity East – Lyndon Taylor
South East – Phil & Meg Shepherd-Foster South West – Tristan Parris
Southern – Rochelle Dazeley London – Charlie Miller
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