This 2 session Introduction to Coaching Gaelic Games course will aim to give coaches an understanding of the various elements of coaching, including the following; - Planning and Preparation - Movement in Gaelic Games - Skill Development - Games
ViewICCG Award This is the course page for the new Introduction to Coaching Gaelic Games coaching award which is common to all Associations in the Gaelic Games family. This is a face-to-face course delivered over 1 day or several shorter sessions. It is important to note that to be eligible to coach, you must have completed ALL the following (there are no exceptions):
ViewAward 1 Dual Course The Award 1 is the next step on the ladder which aims to build on the foundation of the ICGG coaching course. The focus of the course is the further development of the ‘How to Coach’ skills by placing the participant in situations they will face as coaches-the organisation of games activities, activities to develop skill and the various movement skills.
ViewICCG Award This is the course page for the new Introduction to Coaching Gaelic Games coaching award which is common to all Associations in the Gaelic Games family. This is a face-to-face course delivered over 1 day or several shorter sessions. It is important to note that to be eligible to coach, you must have completed ALL the following (there are no exceptions):
ViewAn Introduction to Coaching Gaelic Games will take place at Naomh Eanna GAA Club . The course will run 3 consecutive weeks from Wednesday 24th of January for 3 consecutive Wednesdays. Starting each night at 7.00 p.m.
ViewAn Award Youth Football Course will take place in Wexford Town over 6 weeks in January and February. Session 1,2 & 3 Will take place in Wexford Park PC Peripherals Hub 15th, 22nd and 29th of January. Session 4,5 & 6 Will take place in St. Peters College (TBC) 5th,12th and 19th of February Coaches must attended all sessions to be accredited.
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