Launch of the European Sport Coaching Framework

Leeds Beckett University, the International Council for Coaching Excellence and all other partners of project CoachLearn presented the outcome of this Erasmus+ co-funded initiative at a closing conference in Leeds on 31st May and 1st June 2017.  Over three years, CoachLearn has conducted research and development activities around coach education and development systems and qualifications in Europe. The main aim of the project is to enhance coaches learning, employability and mobility in the European Union.

 

At the closing conference, the CoachLearn team unveiled the newly developed European Sport Coaching Framework (ESCF) published by Human Kinetics, and a series of application and development tools that accompany it.  The ESCF is the final published outcome of the project, and has been developed following considerable research reports undertaken by the project partners, and production of best practice guides (available in English, Dutch, German and Spanish).  The ESCF was subject to extensive consultation by coaching stakeholders from all over Europe.

CoachLearn Project Manager Sergio-Lara-Bercial says of the project: “CoachLearn has been a tremendous collaborative effort between all of those with a stake in coaching across Europe. The publication of the European Sport Coaching Framework marks a turning point in the quest to enhance coaches learning, employability and mobility”.

For copies of the reports published so far, and information on how to obtain copies of the ESCF, please visit the project website at www.coachlearn.eu

Closing Conference Presentations

Recognizing Prior Learning in Higher Education

Coaching Systems Mapping Tool

Coaching Qualification Mapping and Conversion Tool

Step by Step Guide to Recognition of Prior Learning and Work Based Experience and Coach Assessment

Launch of the European Sport Coaching Framework

For any additional information please contact s.lara-bercial@leedsbeckett.ac.uk

 

CoachLearn: Enhancing sport coaches’ learning, mobility and employment within the context of a European Sport Coaching Framework’