Coaching Modules
Within Basketball New Zealand’s coaching development framework, formal coaching development uses learning modules.
These will eventually cover the full range of learning experiences for each knowledge level (beginning, practising and advanced), within all three basketball coaching communities (participation, development and elite).
These modules are either facilitated or self-completed. The self-completed will all be introduced on this website, with the next two modules – following on from the Coaching Safety Net and Coaching Starter Pack – now available to be downloaded from this page. Complete the modules at your own speed.
If you wish to be credited with completing one of these modules contact Ben Valentine on (06) 845 9336 extn 714 or rdc@basketballhawkesbay.co.nz
You will have to show him a copy of the completed module and Ben will then notify the BBNZ office. Please note, to be credited with the completion of any module you must first complete the Coaching Starter Pack.
In addition to the modules, there are six resource chapters that have been developed to provide further information to help you complete different modules.
Coach Development Modules
Coaching Process
This module is designed for practising coaches in any of the three coaching communities and covers the following learning outcomes:
- Explain their philosophy of coaching and how it incorporates athlete-centred coaching approaches
- Demonstrate an understanding of varied coaching approaches
- Implement and reflect on varied coaching approaches
- Demonstrate an understanding of, implement and reflect on the principles of learning (eight effective coaching strategies)
- Demonstrate an understanding of, implement and reflect on the principles of communication
- Demonstrate an understanding of, implement and reflect on principles of feedback
- Demonstrate an understanding of, implement and reflect on principles of questioning
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