They’re not much use if you want to teach the world to sing, but if you want to teach them how to cycle, the next round of BCF Level Two Club Coach courses are ideal.
They start in September and run through to the spring of 2002, with a fascinating and comprehensive syllabus. The course is spread over three days (two weekends) and packs in an incredible amount of information on issues as diverse as Technique Training, Child Protection, Creating a Training Plan and the Principals of Conditioning. There are also home study sections, including Nutrition and a practical coaching assessment on the final day of the course.
Course fees are £170 per person to new coaches and are free to existing ABCC and BCCA qualified coaches. However, there are a number of funding opportunities to support coaches taking the course and the BCF Coach Education staff are always happy to offer advice on this or any other aspect of the course.
For an application form and info pack call Margaret Nolan on 0161 230 2301, ext 2275, email or write to Margaret at Coach Education, BCF, National Cycling Centre, Stuart St, Manchester M11 4DQ.
The 2001 – 2002 dates and venues (three days/dates per course) are as follows:
Bath: Sept 1st, 29th & 30th.
Crawley: Sept 9th, Oct 6th & 7th.
Oxford: Oct 14th, Nov 10th & 11th.
South Normanton (E. Mids): Oct 21st, Nov 17th & 18th.
Sutton Coldfield: Oct 27th, Nov 24th & 25th.
Durham: Jan 12th, Feb 9th & 10th.
Cambridge: Jan 20th, Feb 16th & 17th.
Exeter: Jan 26th, Mar 2nd & 3rd.
York: Feb 23rd, Mar 23rd & 24th.
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