Coaching Strategy for Great Britain

COACH
DEVELOPMENT
MODEL Developing Hockey
across Great Britain

This Coach Development Model is an interactive tool designed
for individuals, schools, hockey clubs & local authorities. It details
the experience, training & qualification standards expected &
clarifies how these standards change depending on the coach’s
level & the environment in which they coach. The Model has
been developed in partnership with the England Hockey Board,
Scottish Hockey & Welsh Hockey Union to be used as a checklist
for employment or a supporting tool for aspiring coaches to use in
their personal coaching pathway progression.
Coach Development Model is © of England Hockey Board, Scottish Hockey & Welsh Hockey Union.

User Instructions:
• Click on the flag graphic at any time to return to this instruction page
Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation

• Once you arrive in a section, you may click on the tabs Essential Skills & Experience Required

• A basic understanding of LTPD principles

along the foot of the page to explore that section, • Ability to assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable adult hockey
players to improve their performance & support goal setting process

• Ability / Willingness to work under supervision

or click on the home button to return to the main table • Clear & appropriate communication skills

• Ability to organise small groups safely

• Click website links throughout to visit
ROLE & ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE SUPPORTING COACHING HOME
DESCRIPTOR SKILLS & SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS QUALIFICATIONS STRUCTURES ENVIRONMENTS
EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE & TRAINING & TRAINING

• Words which are underlined may be clicked upon for more info.
Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector.
Pop-up boxes will describe something brief & If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.
can be closed afterwards by clicking on the cross.
Items with a longer explanation will be shown on a new page, but
you may return to where you left off by pressing the return button

• Click on buttons like these to access the Home Nation specific info

• By clicking on parts of the main table which follows this,
you can navigate to the information relevant to you

• Please click here to begin

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Please click on a section of the matrix below to explore further…
ENVIRONMENT
CHILDREN YOUTH ADULT PERFORMANCE HIGH
INCLUDING TALENT
5-11 YRS 12-18 YRS PARTICIPATION DEVELOPMENT PERFORMANCE

Coaching Assistant
Coaching Assistant Coaching Assistant Coaching Assistant Coaching Assistant
COACHING at junior club, school
at junior club in any adult at player pathway / at International level
ASSISTANT or participation
or school club session talent ID sessions or National League
sessions

Coach
Coach Coach Coach
at junior club, school Coach
COACH of junior club team, at player pathway / in National or
or participation of club team
school team talent ID sessions Premier League club
sessions
ROLE

Head Coach
Head Coach Head Coach
SENIOR Head Coach of National U21
at junior club or at junior club or Head Coach
COACH at National squad or
school with school with at a large club
Age Group National or
50+ children 50+ children
Premier League club

Director of Coaching Director of Coaching Head Coach
MASTER
Head Coach
for junior for junior Director of Coaching GB Youth or
COACH GB or National
programmes in programmes in for a large club National Age Group
Senior squads
club or school club or school squads

CHILDREN PARTICIPATING IN SCHOOL / CLUB ACTIVITY OVER 18S INVOLVED IN CLUB, ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN ATHLETES COMPETING
JUNIOR CLUB OR SCHOOL THAT IS NOT PERFORMANCE SESSIONAL HOCKEY FOR PERFORMANCE PLAYER/ AT ELITE LEVEL
HOCKEY ACTIVITY CLUB/PLAYER PATHWAY LINKED PARTICIPATION PURPOSES CLUB ENVIRONMENTS

VIEW LICENSING & REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

englandhockey.co.uk scottish-hockey.org.uk welsh-hockey.co.uk

Coaching Assistant:
Children 5-11 Years
Role & Descriptor

• Assist higher qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions under supervision

• Acquire & demonstrate basic coaching competencies (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Adhere to Home Nations Policies, Procedures & Code of Ethics


Coaching Assistant:
Children 5-11 Years
Essential Skills & Experience Required

Basic Knowledge / Understanding of:
Long Term Player Development (LTPD)
• LTPD principles is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete
development in sport that can be used as a basis
on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,
existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive
Ability / Willingness to: document on LTPD research please click here

• Assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable
children to achieve their potential & personal goals

• Work under supervision, in a team environment

• Organise small groups safely

• Communicate clearly & appropriately

• Influence, enthuse & motivate children


Coaching Assistant:
Children 5-11 Years
Desirable Skills & Experience

• Collecting, maintaining & managing information

• Recognise & respond to children’s needs / work with players’ individual requirements

• Hockey playing experience

• Basic understanding of the rules of the relevant Home Country Small Games

Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more
information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body


Coaching Assistant:
Children 5-11 Years
Essential Qualifications & Training Required

• UKCC Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Hockey or
if U18, Foundation Coaching or Introductory Award

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked
(Disclosure Checks = Scotland) Ascertains the suitability to an
individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can
be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.


Coaching Assistant:
Children 5-11 Years
Desirable Qualifications & Training

• Safeguarding & Protecting Children workshop

• First Aid qualification Any recognised first aid qualification across any sector.
If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.

• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshop

• Introduction to Fundamentals of Movement workshop

• Zone Hockey if working within appropriate area


Coaching Assistant:
Children 5-11 Years
Supporting Structures
• Support & planning from level 2 coach

• Online resources

• Parents, teachers, welfare staff, administrators

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs )

• Coaching Agencies
These are organisations whose products or
services can support you on your coaching
• Home Nation Playing Syllabus journey. Each Home Nation will have additional
agencies, some GB wide agencies are:
Sports Coach UK: www.sportscoachuk.org
• DVDs (of player & coach) Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

• Home Nation Staff


Coaching Assistant: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Children 5-11 Years
Coaching Environments

• Clubs

• Holiday Hockey Camps

• Fun Days

• Primary Schools Sessions leading up to Festivals & Tournaments

• Club / School Link Sessions


Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
Role & Descriptor

• Plan, deliver & review coaching sessions

• Demonstrate sound coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills & tactics

• Demonstrate sound technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise Coaching Assistants where applicable



Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
Experience of:
• Playing Hockey
• Working with children - minimum of 20 hours within the last year

Knowledge / Understanding of: Long Term Player Development (LTPD)
is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete
• LTPD principles development in sport that can be used as a basis
on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,
• Supporting & supervising other coaches existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive
document on LTPD research please click here
Ability to:
• Work & operate in a team environment
• Collect, maintain & manage information
• Observe, analyse & improve player performance
• Exhibit sound communication & interpersonal skills
• Inspire, manage & motivate primary age children


Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• Experience of mentoring

• Delegating appropriately

• Sound understanding of the rules of the relevant Home Country Small Games

• Knowledge & experience of children in school / club environment


Coach:
Children 5-11 Years


• UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Hockey

• First Aid qualification If you are unsure, please contact your relevant Home Nation.



• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can


Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• Equity in Coaching workshop

• Coaching Children & Young People workshop
CPD complements qualification-based learning
with varied, informal & formal learning, including
workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring,
• Ongoing Continued Professional Development eLearning & reflective coaching. For more
information contact your National Governing Body

• A Guide to Mentoring Sports Coaches workshop


• Foundation Umpire Award


Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
• Support from Level 3 Coach

• Mentors

• Online support / DVDs


• Home Nations Player Syllabus

• Local & Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)

• County, Regional & Home Country workshop
• Coaching Agencies journey. Each Home Nation will have additional
• Home Nation Staff Sportplan: www.sportplan.net


Coach: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Children 5-11 Years

• Clubs

• Primary Schools

• Mini Hockey


• Fun Days



• Coaching Clinics


Senior Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
Role & Descriptor

• Plan, implement & review annual coaching programmes

• Demonstrate advanced coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate advanced technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & supervise coaches where applicable



Senior Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
Experience of:
• Playing hockey
• Mentoring
• Working with children aged 5-11, minimum 180 hours within the last 3 years
Knowledge / Understanding of: is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete
development in sport that can be used as a
• LTPD principles (advanced) basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more
consistent, existing systems & structures.
• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches For a comprehensive document on
LTPD research please click here

Ability to:
• Exhibit excellent communication & interpersonal skills


Senior Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• An understanding of Sport Science: nutrition, psychology, physiology

• Excellent knowledge of hockey rules & understanding of the relevant
Home Country Small Games

• Experience of using video analysis


Senior Coach:
Children 5-11 Years








• Level 1 Umpire Award


Senior Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• scUK Advanced workshops

• Sport Science workshops / qualifications

• Ongoing Continued Professional Development workshops, working with other coaches, mentoring,
eLearning & reflective coaching. For more


Senior Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• Mentors







Senior Coach: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Children 5-11 Years

• Clubs

• Primary Schools

• Mini Hockey


• Fun Days



• Coaching Clinics at Events


Master Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
Role & Descriptor

• Oversee & review long term coaching programmes & systems

• Demonstrate exemplary coaching competence (generic - the how)

• Deliver the fundamentals & core hockey skills with tactical input

• Demonstrate exemplary technical & tactical competence (the what)

• Support & manage coaching team(s)



Master Coach:
Children 5-11 Years
Experience of:
• Playing Hockey

Advanced Knowledge / Understanding of:
• LTPD principles & their integration into every aspect of the programme
Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete
Ability to: development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,
existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here
• Support, mentor & manage a team of coaches of all levels
• Research, collect, maintain & manage information
• Exhibit exemplary communication, interpersonal & management skills
• Employ all aspects of sport science into the programme
• Employ the use of video analysis


Master Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• Researching & writing coaching papers

• Experience of representation at coaching development working groups


Master Coach:
Children 5-11 Years







• Coaching Children & Young People


Master Coach:
Children 5-11 Years


Master Coach:
Children 5-11 Years

• Support from Home Countries

• Mentors




• Local and Regional agencies (such as local authorities, CSPs)



Master Coach: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Children 5-11 Years

• Clubs

• Primary Schools

• Mini Hockey


• Fun Days

• Primary School Sessions leading up to Festivals & Tournaments


• Coaching Clinics at Events


Coaching Assistant:
Youth 12-18 Years
Role & Descriptor



• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills



Coaching Assistant:
Youth 12-18 Years

basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more
Ability / Willingness to: For a comprehensive document on
LTPD research please click here

• Assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable
children to achieve their potential & personal goals




• Influence, enthuse & motivate young people


Coaching Assistant:
Youth 12-18 Years

• Collecting, maintaining & managing information



FIH: World Hockey
For information on the
• Understanding of individual player motivation (social v performance) official FIH Hockey rules
visit www.fihockey.org

• Basic understanding of the rules of Home Country Small Games & 11-a-side



Coaching Assistant:
Youth 12-18 Years

if U18, Foundation Coaching or Introductory Award

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.


Coaching Assistant:
Youth 12-18 Years







Coaching Assistant:
Youth 12-18 Years
• Support & planning from Level 2 coach




• Home Nation Playing Syllabus Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

• DVDs (of player & coach)



Coaching Assistant: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Youth 12-18 Years

• Clubs


• Fun Days

• School / Club Link Sessions

• Mini Hockey Festivals


Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years
Role & Descriptor








Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years
Experience of:
• Playing Hockey
• Working with children - minimum of 20 hours within the last 2 years

Knowledge / Understanding of: Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic,
conceptual framework for athlete development in sport
that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’,
• LTPD principles & their application or make more consistent, existing systems & structures. For a
comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here
• Supporting & supervising other coaches
• Individual player motivation (social v performance)

Ability to:
• Exhibit sound communication & interpersonal skills
• Inspire, manage & motivate young players aged 12-18


Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years


• Demonstrate an awareness of playing programmes & player pathways

FIH: World Hockey
• Delegating appropriately official FIH Hockey rules

• Sound understanding of the rules of Home Country Small Games & 11 a-side
• A basic understanding of a club environment


Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years







Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years



• Introduction to 11 a-side hockey





Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years

• Mentors





• County, Regional & Home Country workshops


Coach: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Youth 12-18 Years

• Clubs

• Secondary Schools

• Colleges

• Mini Hockey

• Summer Camps

• Home Nation Performance Centres


Senior Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years
Role & Descriptor





• Support & supervise Coaches where applicable

• Adhere to Home nations policies, procedures & code of ethics


Senior Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years
Experience of:
• Playing Hockey
• Mentoring
• Working with children - minimum of 180 hours within the last 3 years
• LTPD (advanced) development in sport that can be used as a
• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches consistent, existing systems & structures.
For a comprehensive document on
• Individual player motivation (social v performance) LTPD research please click here

Ability to:
• Plan a programme & lead a team
• Recognise & work with players’ individual needs


Senior Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years


• Excellent understanding of the rules of the relevant
Home Country Small Games & 11 a-side FIH: World Hockey
Mini game formats differ across the Home Nations. For more official FIH Hockey rules
information & relevant resources please contact your Governing Body visit www.fihockey.org

• Experience in using video analysis

• Ability to analyse matches

• A sound understanding of a club environment


Senior Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years








Senior Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years

• scUK Advanced workshops





Senior Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years

• Mentors







Senior Coach: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Youth 12-18 Years

• Clubs

• Summer Camps


• Colleges

• Home Country Performance Centres


Master Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years
Role & Descriptor

• Oversee, innovate & review long term coaching programmes & systems







Master Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years
Experience of:
• Playing Hockey

Advanced Understanding of:
• LTPD principles & full ability to integrate these into every aspect of the programme
Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete
development in sport that can be used as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent,
Ability to: existing systems & structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here
• Support, mentor & manage a team of coaches of all levels
• Research, collect, maintain & manage information
• Exhibit exemplary communication, interpersonal & management skills
• Employ the use of video analysis


Master Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years


• Experience of representing at coaching development working groups


Master Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years




• Core Skills / Foundation Skills workshops





Master Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years


Master Coach:
Youth 12-18 Years


• Mentors

• Online support/DVDs






Master Coach: CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

Youth 12-18 Years

• Clubs


• Colleges

• Summer Camps

• Home Country Performance Centres


Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation
Role & Descriptor



• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & core skills



Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation

Ability / Willingness to: LTPD research please click here

• Assist in the delivery of coaching sessions that will enable adult hockey
players to improve their performance & support goal setting process





Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation


• Recognition of & working with players’ individual needs

FIH: World Hockey
• Basic understanding of the rules of 11 a-side hockey For information on the
official FIH Hockey rules

• Understanding of individual player motivation (social v performance)


Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation

if U18 , Foundation Coaching or Introductory Award

• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure checked be arranged through your Home Nation Governing Body.


Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation







Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation
• Support & planning from level 2 coach


• Welfare staff, administrators


• Home Nation Playing Syllabus Sportplan: www.sportplan.net

• DVDs (of player & coach)



Coaching Assistant:
Adult Participation

• Clubs

CLICK A LINK TO VIEW PATHWAY

• Adult Participation Sessions


Coach:
Adult Participation
Role & Descriptor



• Deliver the fundamentals of hockey & core hockey skills with tactical input





Coach:
Adult Participation
Experience of:
• Playing hockey
• Relevant adult coaching environment (club) - min of 20 coaching hrs within the last year
Knowledge / Understanding of: is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete
development in sport that can be used as a basis on
• LTPD principles which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing
systems & structures. For a comprehensive
• Supporting & supervising other coaches document on LTPD research please click here

• Individual player motivation (social v performance)

Ability to:
• Assess individual player & team needs & deliver appropriate coaching sessions
• Observe, analyse & improve player & team performance
• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills
• Inspire, manage & motivate players


Coach:
Adult Participation


• An awareness & understanding of planning playing programmes

• Delegating appropriately

• Demonstrate a sound knowledge of rules of 11 a-side hockey FIH: World Hockey


Coach:
Adult Participation






Coach:
Adult Participation



• Core Skills / Foundation skills workshop



Coach:
Adult Participation


• Mentors






Coach:
Adult Participation

• Clubs


• Universities / Colleges (intra / inter)

British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) is
the national governing body for higher education
sport in the UK. For more information visit:
www.bucs.org.uk


Senior Coach:
Adult Participation
Role & Descriptor





• Support & supervise Coaches where applicable



Senior Coach:
Adult Participation
Experience of:
• Mentoring
• Relevant adult coaching environment (club) - minimum 180 coaching hours within last 3 years
• LTPD (advanced) development in sport that can be used as a
• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches consistent, existing systems & structures.
• Individual player motivation (social v performance) LTPD research please click here

Ability to:
• Plan a programme & lead a team
• Deliver coaching sessions that will assist both athlete & team to achieve their potential & goals
• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict


Senior Coach:
Adult Participation


• Experience of integrating young athletes U18 into a club environment

• Experience in using video analysis

• Ability to analyse matches

FIH: World Hockey
• Excellent knowledge of the rules of Hockey For information on the

• Knowledge of current performance standards for techniques
& tactics applied in performance hockey


Senior Coach:
Adult Participation






• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure Checked individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can



Senior Coach:
Adult Participation


• scUK advanced workshops



Senior Coach:
Adult Participation


• Mentors






Senior Coach:
Adult Participation

• Clubs

• Universities / Colleges (intra / inter)

British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) is
the national governing body for higher education
sport in the UK. For more information visit:
www.bucs.org.uk
• Home Nation 18+ programmes


Master Coach:
Adult Participation
Role & Descriptor

• Oversee, innovate & review long term coaching programmes & systems







Master Coach:
Adult Participation
Experience in:
• Developing & leading a programme including athlete development within a performance environment
• Playing Hockey
• Integrating young athletes into adult teams (U18s)
• Relevant coaching - minimum of 450 coaching hours within 5 years
• Development of individuals including: auditing of strengths / weaknesses, producing
personal development plans, feedback & reports, monitoring performance
Long Term Player Development (LTPD) is a generic, conceptual
Knowledge / Understanding of: framework for athlete development in sport that can be used as a basis on
which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems & structures.
• LTPD principles (advanced) For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here
• Supporting, delegating to & supervising other coaches
• Current performance standards for techniques & tactics in performance hockey

Ability to:
• Deal with & attempt to resolve conflict


Master Coach:
Adult Participation


• Experience of representing at coaching development working groups


Master Coach:
Adult Participation







• Enhanced CRB / Disclosure Checked individual to work with children or vulnerable adults. These can


Master Coach:
Adult Participation


Master Coach:
Adult Participation


• Mentors







Master Coach:
Adult Participation

• Clubs


• Home Country 18 + programmes


Coaching Assistant:
Performance Including Talent Development
Role & Descriptor



• Deliver fundamentals of hockey & introduction to core hockey skills

• Demonstrate basic technical & tactical competence (the what)



Coaching Assistant:
Experience of:
• The proven delivery of a programme planned by others
• Working with young athletes (U18) - minimum 40 coaching hours within last 2 years
Sound Knowledge / Understanding of:
• LTPD principles Long Term Player Development (LTPD)
is a generic, conceptual framework for athlete development in sport that can be used
as a basis on which to ‘re-align’, or make more consistent, existing systems &
Ability to: structures. For a comprehensive document on LTPD research please click here

• Review own coaching practice
• Document reports / feedback
• Exhibit clear communication & interpersonal skills


Coaching Assistant:

• Experience in the development of individuals including: auditing / analysis of strengths
& weaknesses, producing personal development plans, monitoring performance

• Demonstrate ability to deliver an area of work within the overall programme, ensuring
that agreed targets are achieved to a high standard & within the agreed framework

• Knowledge of latest coaching methodology & performance standards
for techniques & tactics applied in performance hockey


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