The UKBJJA is working in collaboration with Sport Structures to bring you a number of accredited and relevant courses to support your club at all levels.

Provided by a third party this workshop is a must for coaches at all belt levels and is recommended for anyone taking an active leadership role within their club or gym.

There are several dates available in February and March for you to book on and you can see the full details on the Sports Structures event page.

A bit about the course from the provider

This workshop is a ‘Minimum Standards for Active Coaches’ requirement for many governing bodies of sport. The ‘Minimum Standards for Active Coaches’ are seen as the basic standards every coach needs to meet to carry out their role safely and effectively. It can also be attended by all those responsible for organising children’s sport (eg within governing bodies of sport, local authorities, sports and leisure centres, and sports clubs) and those who lead or deliver children’s sport programmes (eg coaches, leaders, instructors, development officials, administrators, volunteers and parents), an estimated 76% of whom undertake these roles on a voluntary basis.

The NSPCC’s recommendation is that anyone with regular responsibility for children and young people should undertake face-to-face training and the same applies to UK Coaching’s Minimum Standards for Active Coaches. Face-to-face training allows delegates to ask questions in a safe environment facilitated by a qualified safeguarding tutor. It also provides the opportunity to discuss specific safeguarding issues that arise during the training.

“Valuable information for anyone coaching or involved with children or vulnerable adults.”

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