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BRHA South

The BRHA National Executive Committee and Advanced Hockey Development UK (AHDUK) are proud to announce their continued partnership by entering into a long-term agreement to deliver their leading coaching program as its recognised national certification. The BRHA has opted to join our friends in the sport as one of several international organisations that is driving consistency and improving the overall standard of coaching to that offered previously. This is a significant milestone not only for us but for the history of inline hockey. Improving the standard of coaching, especially amongst our junior clubs, is of utmost importance to the long-term success of our organisation and the future of our sport as a whole. Who does this affect?The rule is simple. It is mandatory for teams with under 18’s in their roster to be certified to level 1 as a minimum. This applies across all age groups. There must be a minimum of one level 1 coach on the bench/pad at all times in order for the insurance policy to be valid. Teams without under 18’s are still strongly encouraged to become certified in order to possess a base-level skill set in coaching a team. It is not only about drills; you will learn valuable skills in how to manage challenging situations, how to effectively run a bench on game day, and much more. Even for experienced coaches, a refresher will not do any harm, or just think of it as a good networking opportunity.In addition to nationally sanctioned events, this is in effect across all BRHA regions including North Wales (Market Drayton), North West (Atherton), South (Bordon), South West (Plymouth), West (Market Drayton), and Yorkshire (Sheffield). It is important to note that the validity of our insurance policy is linked to this program and is mandatory for some. Due to the importance of this matter, clubs found not adhering to this rule will be subject to disciplinary investigation and remedial action.Why does this matter?Quality trained coaches benefit hockey programs in many ways. Coaches who are confident in their abilities to work with players and coaches in the sport will be a valuable part of their players development and further improve the standard inter-club. As a result of this, your club will be more attractive to new players in the sport or players that may be looking for a new opportunity. Course overviewFor a coach to be deemed ‘qualified’ they will need to sit a minimum of two levels consisting of seven modules:Level 1 &gt; Module 1: Introduction to coaching inline hockey (2.5hr)&gt; Module 2: Delivering high quality training sessions (2.5hr)&gt; Module 3: Game day and bench management (2.5hr)Level 2&gt; Module 4: Teaching effective checking in today’s game (2.5hr)&gt; Module 5: Developing hockey IQ (2.5hr)&gt; Module 6: Developing team play (2.5hr)&gt; Module 7: How to build a winning inline program (2.5hr)Once the coach has completed all seven modules, the certification will be valid for ten (10) years from the date of passing the final module. They will need to attend a refresher session every two (2) years and within a six (6) month window of the due date – three (3) months either side.Extra PointsKeep an eye out for complimentary pre-recorded webinars that will focus on various topics that, once completed, earn extra points towards your overall tally. Over time, points will mean prizes so be sure to remain engaged and attend as many of these extra sessions as you can.Technical benefits&gt; Courses delivered using the latest coaching software: Hockey Coach Vision (HCV)&gt; Access to AHDUK coaching portal with HCV where coaches can access example practice plans&gt; Access to AHDUK’s CEP private members coaching group giving you a platform to interact with like-minded peers. Have a question or facing a challenge? This is your go-to!&gt; Free drill-of-the-week updates through our Facebook group where coaches can share ideas through cooperative learning encouraging further development&gt; Continued support and development with a free monthly 1-hour webinar on various subject matterHow much does it cost and how do I book?The cost of each module is £20. Participants can book directly through <a href="https://ahduk.com/coach-education/">https://ahduk.com/coach-education/</a>. Modules can be booked individually in any order and at a pace that suits. All modules will run on a cycle over a period of several weeks, so coaches just need to register themselves on a date that is convenient. We all have busy lives, right?Once the booking is confirmed, an email will be sent to the address provided that will contain all of the relevant information you need to prepare for the session. Reinvesting for the benefit of our members£5 from each module is paid in commission to the BRHA, 100% of which is invested back into the league to help fund various initiatives that directly benefit its members. BRHA Limited is committed to providing its members with full transparency of its financial accounts. All regional executive committees have visibility of the national financial accounts, or this can be arranged upon request by emailing: <a href="mailto:nationalexec@brha.co.uk">nationalexec@brha.co.uk</a>. What is the process upon completion?Upon completion of each module, participants will receive a certificate of attendance which will display their personal reference number. Following the completion of level 1 and level 2 respectively, participants should notify the BRHA and upload a copy of their module attendance certificates at <a href="http://coaching.brha.co.uk">http://coaching.brha.co.uk</a>. Any additional modules or webinars taken thereafter must also follow the same process. It is important this step is completed in a timely manner this triggers a process within the BRHA and maintains the list of qualified coaches.EIHA: Coaches wanting to use their EIHA level 1 or level 2 qualification can upload a copy to the same form:&nbsp;<a href="http://coaching.brha.co.uk/" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">http://coaching.brha.co.uk</a>.Will you accept any other coaching certification?Holding a rigorous coaching certification is paramount. As this coaching program is based on EIHA’s coaching program, the BRHA will accept EIHA level 1 and level 2 certification only. All registered coaching staff have the opportunity to complete this course if they already hold EIHA level 1 or level 2. but all modules must be completed in full in order to attain BRHA level 1 and level 2 certification. Who can I contact with questions?As ever, the BRHA National Executive Committee is on hand to help answer your questions by emailing: nationalexec@brha.co.uk. Alternatively, contact your regional executive committee via the normal channelsWho is AHDUK?Advanced Hockey Development UK is continually proven to be an industry leader for delivering high quality coach development workshops and hockey camps.&gt; Team of qualified instructors educated to IIHF Level 3/EIHA Level 5&gt; UK Preparing to Teach in the Learning sector level 4 (PTLS)&gt; Attended IIHF Technical Director course – 2010 in Vierumaki, Finland.&gt; IIHF International Coach Seminars– 2006 – 2008 – 2010 – 2012 – 2014 – 2016 – 2018 - 2019&gt; Attended at several IIHF high performance and development camps.&gt; Attended the Danish Ice Hockey Federations U16/U17 National team selection camp.&gt; Over 15 years’ experience delivering coach education courses and workshops.&gt; Over 25 years’ coaching experience as head coach at all levels from Learn to Play (LTP) to Professional Semi pro leagues and National teams.&gt; Held the position of Technical Director of the Coach Education Program for the English Ice Hockey Association (EIHA).&gt; Ability to design and deliver bespoke coach and development packages that meet our client’s requirements.--------------------------------------------------------- [<a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/sportily/48/documents/60762dfa0d7a6BRHA%20National%20Coaching%20Qualification%20(AHDUK).pdf">Download a copy in PDF</a>]

BRHA JOIN INTERNATIONAL COACHING PROGRAM

BRHA has partnered with Sport England and The Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA) to provide you with a complimentary COVID-19 Awareness Certification. Free to all team coaches &amp; managers, referees, timekeepers, executive committee members, and facility managers. Helping you to return with confidence, sit one of our tailored courses, and help us prevent the spread of Coronavirus so we can safely get back to the sport we love. <a href="http://covidawareness.brha.co.uk">http://covidawareness.brha.co.uk</a>

COVID-19 Awareness Certification

We have updated our <a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/sportily/48/documents/6070b610a1eddBRHA%20National%20COVID-19%20Return%20to%20Play%20Policy%20v5.pdf">return to play guidance</a> which is available to download here:&nbsp;<a href="https://BRHA.co.uk/documents" style="-webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%;">https://BRHA.co.uk/documents</a>.&nbsp;All RTP acceptance forms previously submitted are null and void meaning all teams must update their team’s risk assessment and resubmit for approval by completing the usual ‘RTP Acceptance’ form:&nbsp;<a href="http://rtpacceptance.brha.co.uk">http://rtpacceptance.brha.co.uk</a>.&nbsp;Insurance is not valid until you have received the approval email from National Exec, nor are you able to return to the rink adopting the BRHA’s RTP until this is received.&nbsp;The approval email will include a link to a downloadable PDF which can be supplied to your training facility as evidence of insurance cover and RTP approval.&nbsp;All registered teams have team liability and coaches insurance as standard, and all players have comprehensive sports injury cover once the registration fee has been paid in full. You can download the <a href="https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/sportily/48/documents/5fd36c8dd4934BRHA%20Members%20Insurance%20Cover%20Summary%202020.pdf">scope of insurance</a> here:&nbsp;<a href="https://brha.co.uk/documents" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">https://BRHA.co.uk/documents</a>.If you have questions then please email: <a href="Mailto:nationalexec@brha.co.uk">nationalexec@brha.co.uk</a> and we will do what we can to help.&nbsp;

Updated RTP Guidance

As we come out of lockdown, BRHA South join forces with Bordon Roller Rink to host junior drop-in sessions.&nbsp;Price: £10 per player per session. Cash on arrival.Location: <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/zDggzaW1VwdFpDov5">Bordon Roller Rink, GU35 0FJ</a>Registration: <a href="http://dropin.brha.co.uk/">http://dropin.brha.co.uk</a> Dates &amp; sessions:&gt; 14 April - 19:00 to 20:20 - Ages: 14 and under&gt; 14 April - 20:40 to 22:00 - Ages: 15 to 18 &gt; 28 April - 19:00 to 20:20 - Ages: 14 and under&gt; 28 April - 20:40 to 22:00 - Ages: 15 to 18&gt; 12 May - 19:00 to 20:20 - Ages: 14 and under&gt; 12 May - 20:40 to 22:00 - Ages: 15 to 18(NB: Under 18 on 31 August 2020 in accordance with government guidance for organised sport)Spaces are limited so registration will be confirmed on a first come first served basis. Format: the sessions will be ran by experienced coaching staff and will include drills and scrimmage within the approved guidance.Pre-session questions: <a href="mailto:secretary@brha.co.uk">secretary@brha.co.uk</a>IMPORTANT&gt;&nbsp;The BRHA National Executive Committee is waiting for updated guidance from the Government and DCMS, including key details such as participant numbers. To this end, registrants will be confirmed on a first come, first served basis. Please read the NEC's update for key return to play information: <a href="https://brha.co.uk/news/373" target="_blank" style="-webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%;">https://brha.co.uk/news/373</a>.&gt; Players must only register for the appropriate age group based on their year of birth. In the interest of safety, proof of age may be requested by the coaching staff before the player is allowed to participate in the session.&nbsp;&gt; It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to ensure their child is fully insured and is wearing protective playing equipment in accordance with the BRHA rule book. BRHA players that have registered for the 2020/21 season and have paid their registration fee in full are fully insured up to and including 31 August 2021.&gt; Players should arrive in full kit as the changing rooms won’t be in use unless there is a valid safety or safeguarding reason.&gt; Spectators are not allowed in the facility unless there is a valid safety or safeguarding reason.&gt; Participants must enter the facility no more than 10 minutes prior to the advertised start time of their registered session and must vacate within 10 minutes of their registered session finishing.&nbsp;&gt; Adhere to BRHA return to play guidance and Bordon Roller Rink’s COVID-19 measures at all times while in the facility.&nbsp;

Junior Drop-In Sessions

BRHA South is on the hunt for a Social Media Coordinator to help increase brand awareness and ensure an active presence and steady flow of content across all social channels. The role itself is voluntary and you will be invited to join regional executive committee meetings, as well as our associated online exec groups, in a non-executive capacity (i.e. you will be there to observe and deliver on the agreed without an executive vote on various matters).How much time will I need to invest?The amount of time needed to fulfil this role is difficult to quantify and very much depends on various factors such as previous experience and ability. It would be reasonable to assume a couple of hours per week once you are up and running, and familiar with the role and various platforms. Skill set and responsibilities:&gt;&nbsp;Responsible for content delivery across all current forms of social media, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Content should be posted to YouTube where appropriate to do so;&gt; All content must remain on-brand and in accordance with documented BRHA brand guidelines;&gt;&nbsp;Responsible for the creation of engaging and meaningful content while keeping it relevant to BRHA South and our strategy; &gt; Ensure the frequent and timely posting of content based on organisational activity and as agreed with the General Secretary and wider regional executive committee. &gt; Attending game days, tournaments and other events as requested/needed to maximise exposure;&gt;&nbsp;BRHA (national) content should be shared where possible to help demonstrate brand unification and help with cross-promotion;&gt; Creative background preferred;&gt; Competent in creating unique content using Canva or similar software preferred; &gt; To work closely with the General Secretary on content creation and approval prior to its publication.&nbsp; Apply todayIf you're up for the challenge then please apply by email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:secretary@brha.co.uk">secretary@brha.co.uk</a>.

Social Media Coordinator

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