How to become an Accredited Coach
Australian Sports Commission / National Coaching Accreditation Scheme
Becoming a coach is an important step in ensuring that you are providing a quality service to the participants you are working with. The National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS) is Australia’s system of training and accrediting coaches, which more than 70 sports participate in.
It is recommended all coaches become accredited though the NCAS. The NCAS is an initiative of the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and is a progressive coach education program offering courses at various levels with over 70 sports participating. NCAS training programs include the following components:
BSA Partner Sports - State Bodies
- Netball Victoria Coaching Scheme
- AFL VIctoria Coaching Scheme
- Football Federation Victoria Coaching Scheme
- Tennis Australia Coaching Scheme
- Gymnastics Victoria Coaching Scheme
- Athletics Victoria Coaching Scheme
- Swimming Victoria Coaching Scheme
Coaching Opportunities for BSA Athletes
An exciting coach training opportunity has come up between the BSA and Active After School Communities (AASC) program. The AASC is run by the Australian Sports Commission which governs the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). For more information check out the link below.
Australian Sports Commission / AASC Community Coach Training
Deakin University Coaching Survey
Coaches of all levels and all sports are encouraged to complete the survey to assist in gaining a greater understanding of hte work coaches do. Your participation in this survey will assist in the development and assistance of Australian Coaches.