Building community partnerships to enhance participation in sport and physical activity: coach education in tertiary institutions

Authors

Paul I. Webb, University of WollongongFollow
Philip J. Pearson, University of WollongongFollow
Kim Mckeen, University of WollongongFollow

RIS ID

29733

Publication Details

Webb, P. I., Pearson, P. J. & Mckeen, K. (2009). Building community partnerships to enhance participation in sport and physical activity: coach education in tertiary institutions. In J. Saunders, C. Hickey & W. Maschette (Eds.), CISC 2006: 13th Commonwealth and International Sports Conference (pp. 102-107). Melbourne, Australia: Artillery Press.

Abstract

Since 1979 the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme has been established in Australia firstly under the Australian Coaching Council and more recently as a program of the Australian Sports Commission. The vision of the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme is "that all Australian sporting participants, irrespective of their age, gender, level of sporting ability or choice of sport, have access to highly qualified and experienced coaches," (Australian Sports Commisison,2000).