Cricket Coaching

[dajesmac]

Does anyone here have any experience doing cricket coaching courses?

I'm looking into doing my level one certificate fairly soon, and can't find a great deal of information on it. It appears to be a one day course that takes about 7 hours, can anyone confirm this?

 

[The Passenger]

don't know if you've seen this page, http://www.waca.com.au/other/id.php?m=6&ID=46, doesn't specifically give you the info you're after but plenty of contact details for WA

 

[western royboy]

Does anyone here have any experience doing cricket coaching courses?

I'm looking into doing my level one certificate fairly soon, and can't find a great deal of information on it. It appears to be a one day course that takes about 7 hours, can anyone confirm this?

With respect Level I is not worth the paper its written on - very general. Level II is really worth doing. Usually you have to wait 12 months before you can go to the next level, but get onto the Coaching Co-Ordinator at the WACA and get into it.

Continue reading and researching your own experiences.

 

[dajesmac]

don't know if you've seen this page, http://www.waca.com.au/other/id.php?m=6&ID=46, doesn't specifically give you the info you're after but plenty of contact details for WA

Thanks mate, I'd had a look yeah but was wondering if anyone on here had an idea before I rang up asking questions.

 

[dajesmac]

With respect Level I is not worth the paper its written on - very general. Level II is really worth doing. Usually you have to wait 12 months before you can go to the next level, but get onto the Coaching Co-Ordinator at the WACA and get into it.

Continue reading and researching your own experiences.

Yeah, I certainly intend to do level II. Interesting that you have to wait 12 months, thanks for the heads up. Yeah I'll start making some calls.

 

[dajesmac]

With respect Level I is not worth the paper its written on - very general. Level II is really worth doing. Usually you have to wait 12 months before you can go to the next level, but get onto the Coaching Co-Ordinator at the WACA and get into it.

Continue reading and researching your own experiences.

Are they both one day courses are they?

 

[western royboy]

Are they both one day courses are they?

Level 1 is i think a six hour course, dependent upon where you do it can be done in one day or two evenings.

Level II is a three day affair from memory, with a written and practical assessment. Not sure of your age but do it as soon as you can as it will significantly improve your understanding of the game and then in turn your own game. I can thoroughly recommend it.

 

[dajesmac]

Level 1 is i think a six hour course, dependent upon where you do it can be done in one day or two evenings.

Level II is a three day affair from memory, with a written and practical assessment. Not sure of your age but do it as soon as you can as it will significantly improve your understanding of the game and then in turn your own game. I can thoroughly recommend it.

Ah excellent, thanks very much mate. Yeah shall do.