Thursday, 23rd February to Sunday, 26th February 2012The next UKCC Level Two Endurance 4 day workshop will be held near Newark. Below is further information about what is involved and how to book your place. Places are strictly limited so please apply as soon as you can. What is Involved You will attend a four-day workshop as above. You will complete a Portfolio which will be supplied to you at the begining of the course. You will have plenty of time to do this and it can be completed either by hand or on your computer. You will attend a final Assessment Day (probably in the autumn of 2012) where you will conduct two 30 minute practical coaching sessions and be assessed by independent approved Assessors. You will learn the outcome of your assessment on the day and have the opportunity to speak with your Assessors that day. The venue for the Assessment Day has yet to be agreed. How Much will it Cost? The cost of the workshop is £400 and must be paid in advance. There may be funding available from your local County Sports Partnership or other organisations. Please contact me if you need help in sourcing this. Endurance GB are also offering a 50% Coaching Bursary - please contact Julie Martin for details. Assistance will also be given in completing the paperwork if you are successful! The cost of the final Assessment Day is currently between £150/£175 per candidate. If you are unsuccessful at the final Assessment Day, you can attend a reassessment but you will have to cover the cost of this yourself. Once you have booked on your workshop, you will be sent a Candidate Registration Form in order to become a UKCC candidate with EQL (Equestrian Qualifications Limited). This involves a payment of currently £52.50 which will release your portfolio, provide you with your unique candidate number and cover the certification fee when you are successful. This must be paid to Endurance GB as the equestrian organisation responsible for the endurance UKCC qualification but the fee will be paid to EQL in its entirety. You will need to be a member of Endurance GB in order to attend the Assessment Day. What Else Will I Need You must have an up to date first aid certificate - either the British Horse Society ESFAC (Equine Specific First Aid Course) dates of your nearest course can be found on the BHS website, or a a 3-day First Aid at Work certificate. You do not have to have this to do the course but will need to have it before your assessment day. You must have attended either an online or realtime Child Protection course. These are available via the British Horse Society, Sports Coach UK, your local County Sports Partnership or online using Educare. On receipt of your Workshop Booking Form, you will receive a Navigation and Preparation Pack with details of the content of the workshop. This will be a mixture of classroom and practical activities. Hopefully, this gives you enough details to decide whether you wish to proceed with the Level Two UKCC Endurance course but if you need anything more please don't hesitate to contact me, Pauline Brimson 07860 868022 Booking form
To view the syllabus for the certificates please click the links below:
Endurance Certificate Grade 1
Endurance Certificate Grade 2
Endurance Certificate Grade 3
UK Coaching Certificate Qualifications
The UK Coaching Certificate came out of a review of coaching and coaching qualifications within all major sports across the UK.
Key findings of the review were:
- There are many capable and experienced people involved in coaching/teaching and instructing
- There is a lot of variation in the quality of coaching and coaching qualifications across sports
- There is a lot of good work but that sports are inward looking and don't work together
- We can all learn from each other and looking at other sports
- Significant Government support for coaching
The BEF is endorsed to deliver (in partnership with the member bodies, including Enduranceg GB) at UKCC Levels 1, 2 and 3 and equestrian is a priority sport being supported to implement the UKCC.
UKCC Principles
- Puts Riders at the heart of what we do.
- Flexible qualification for all in all coaching environments; technical pathways for riding, driving, vaulting and
- discipline specific such as Endurance, RDA, dressage, show jumping and Eventing at different levels.
- Builds on existing good practice and provides a career structure.
- Ongoing opportunities for training and development.
- Aspiring Coaches can be assured of standardised qualification.
An idea of what is expected at each UKCC Level:
- The role of the Level 1 coach is to:
- Assist more qualified coaches, delivering aspects of coaching sessions, normally under direct supervision
- The role of the Level 2 coach is to:
- Prepare for, deliver and review coaching sessions
- The role of the Level 3 coach is to:
- Plan, implement, analyse and revise annual coaching programmes
- What is common to coaching at all levels?
- Plan (Planning process)
- Do (Conducting coaching sessions)
- Review (Review the coaching session/process)
Outcomes at Level 1
- Prepare for activities in a safe working environment
- Establish working relationships with the participants and others
- Prepare and support participants
- Deliver prepared activities
- Conclude the activities
- Review the activities to help others
- Continuously develop personal practice
Coaching Outcomes at UKCC Level 2
- Review participants' needs
- Produce plans for a series of sessions that support
- Participants' development in a safe coaching environment
- Prepare participants for the series of coaching sessions
- Establish and maintain working relationships
- Deliver coaching sessions
- Develop participants' performance
- Conclude sessions
- Evaluate participants' performance and the sessions
- Monitor personal coaching practice
Coaching Outcomes at Level 3
- Fully autonomous coach; role model at County/Regional level.
- Can plan, deliver, analyse and review annual programmes of rider development
- Goal Setting
- Prepare for, deliver and review coaching sessions
- Plan a series of coaching sessions
- Prepare the coaching environment
- Deliver a series of sessions
- Monitor and evaluate coaching sessions and personal practice
If you are interested in being involved with EnduranceGB’s coaching programme or training to be a coach please contact Julie Martin at
EnduranceGB Coaches
JANICE CLARE CONSULTANCY LTD
Janice is an EGB Coach Educator
Mobile 07809 866804
E-mail
Member Status Association for Coaching: www.associationforcoaching.com
Qualified MBTI : NLP Practitioner : Bar-On EQi Emotional Intelligence
Certificate in Coaching Supervision (Professor Peter Hawkins)
Level 1 – Assistant Coach
NIKKI PEARSON – LEVEL ONE ENDURANCE COACH
Cumbria
07906 149077 or email
Level 2 – Club/Regional -deliver and review coaching sessions to individuals or groups
RACHAEL CLARIDGE LEVEL TWO ENDURANCE COACH
Gloucestershire
I have over 30 years of experience of owning, breeding, training, working with and competing horses in the UK , USA , South Africa , Dubai , Germany and France in many disciplines. I am a former member of the East Cornwall Hunt & Pony Club, Callington School Show Jumping Team and University of the West of England Advanced Athlete.
I have over 20 years experience in the sport of Endurance Riding and have completed several 160km competitions. I am a former member of the Young Riders Endurance Squad and competed for Great Britain in 1997, 98 and 99 within the UK and Germany . I am a current Senior Squad member and represented Team GB in the World Endurance Championships in 2005 in Dubai .
I represented Endurance GB at the Young Horse Championships in 2007 in Uzes , France and the FEI Beaufort West Championships in South Africa in 2009. I qualified as a BEF Sport UK Assessor for Endurance GB in 2009 and a Level 2 Coach in 2010.
I have worked within the Human Resources and training profession for over 12 years and I am passionate about personal growth and development of both horse and rider. I am also a qualified Swedish Massage Therapist, have studied Equine Touch and Reiki and hope to continue in my alternative therapy training to offer a complete holistic package to the equine community alongside my coaching.
For further information please visit www.rachaelclaridge.com
ALEX TENNANT – LEVEL TWO ENDURANCE COACH
Vale of Glamorgan
07814 185227 or email
Level 3 – Club/Regional/National - including International Squads - Plan, implement,
analyse and revise annual coaching programmes for individuals or groups
BECCY BROUGHTON-BOOKER LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
Nottingham
Beccy Broughton BSc,DipPTSMT,DipEMST,UKCC ‘The Total Approach’
Coaching and Sports Massage Therapy for Horses and Riders
International Rider
www.beccybroughton.co.uk Tel: 44 (0) 7969 359975
ANDREA BAKER- LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
Based in France – can host holidays!
I started Endurance approx 15years ago and represented Team GB at Intermediate and Senior level. I have ridden in European competitions as well as South Africa and the USA, and trained and ridden 5 horses to advanced level in Endurance Riding.
I also have qualifications as a BHS riding Instructor, Equine Bodyworker, Certificate of tutoring in Sport and accredited level 3 coach for Endurance riding. Since 2006 I have been Chef d'Equipe of British Endurance Development Team, and I presented the Your Horse Live endurance demonstration at Stoneleigh 3 years ago. I have contributed to the BEF long-term athlete development plan document.
I am currently coaching and mentoring up and coming riders into International Endurance Competitions and can be contacted on Or tel 00 33 549 843314
SALLY HALL LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
Avon
Sally Hall trained with Bertie Hill, Dick Stillard and Baron Von Blixen Finecke. She has represented GB 7 times at European and World Endurance Games. After competing for the Pony Club, she went on to complete Burghley Horse Trials in 1976 and then went to train and compete the German Stallion Wendepunkt to Grand Prix level. Sally runs Urchinwood Manor Equestrian Centre near Bristol and still competes in endurance races.
Sally can be contacted on
ROSEMARY ATTFIELD LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
West Sussex
I am Rosemary Attfield aged sixty five years. I am a qualified riding instructor and level three equine coach specialising in endurance. Currently I teach the Chiddingford pony club regularly. In the past I have taught the Lord Leconfield an Crawley and Horsham pony clubs. I teach every evening at Hornshill. I have bred, trained and ridden successfully internationally and nationally for endurance, eventing and show jumping plus breeding and producing show and working hunter ponies.
I am a four star international endurance judge, technical delegate and chief steward and have judged in Europe. Scandinavia and America. I have also crewed at championship level all over the world.I have been Assistant Chef for endurance at the first equestrian games in Stockholm 1990 where we won team gold and individual silver. I have taught and trained successfully juniors and Young riders internationally and nationally for the past thirty years in eventing, show jumping and endurance. Two successful, now senior, Young riders I have taught and mentored for the past ten or more years are Fiona Hamilton and Ali Beet who have both represented Endurance GB very successfully and I feel sure need no introduction to you. To contact Rosemary call 01403 822567 or email
RACHAEL ATKINSON LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
Lancashire
PAM JAMES LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
Essex
An international rider and crew member, I have competed on horses trained by myself in 6 senior official British Teams being a member of the FEI gold team medal at the first FEI World Championships. I competed at WEG in 2002 and the World Championships in Dubai in 2005 as well as competing in the renowned Tevis and Quilty cups in USA and Australia.
I am an FEI list 3 international judge and in the past have been selector for British teams as well as a ride organiser. I am looking forward to having the opportunity to help and motivate current members to have fun progressing with their horses to their chosen end.
CINDY RUSSELL LEVEL THREE ENDURANCE COACH
Essex
07939 110903 or email
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