Developing the next generation of coaches for Women and Girls’ cricket
Developing the next generation of coaches for Women and Girls’ cricket
Cricket Wales is encouraging coaches involved in Women and Girls’ cricket to take the next step in their coaching journey through our Metro Bank Aspire Core Coach courses.
The Aspire Core Coach programme has been designed specifically to support coaches working with women and girls, helping them develop their coaching knowledge, skills and confidence while contributing to the continued growth of the women’s and girls’ game in Wales.
Why does this matter?
The quality of the coaching experience can have a huge impact on a player’s development, confidence and enjoyment of cricket. By developing more qualified coaches who understand the needs of women and girls, we can help create stronger coaching environments and provide more opportunities for players to progress and reach their potential.
We have four Metro Bank Aspire Core Coach courses taking place across Wales starting later this month and beyond:
Bryncethin, Bridgend
28 November, 23 January, 20 February & 20 March
Bethesda
29 November, 24 January, 21 February & 21 March
Darland, Wrexham
5 December, 30 January, 27 February & 13 March
Ebbw Vale
6 December, 24 January, 28 February & 21 March
The cost of the course is £400.
Want to know more before booking?
Watch our short video to hear more about the Aspire Core Coach course, what it offers coaches and how developing our coaching workforce can help shape the future of Women and Girls’ cricket in Wales.
Further information about the course is also available through iCoachCricket. A free iCoachCricket account is required to access the information.
Find out more about the Aspire Core Coach course
Registration closes one week before each course starts, so coaches are encouraged to book early.
Whether you’re already coaching women and girls or are looking to take the next step in your coaching journey, the Metro Bank Aspire Core Coach programme is an opportunity to develop your skills and play an important role in the future of the game.
Better coaches. Better experiences. More opportunities for women and girls.
