2008 Manual of Motorcycle Sport - Motorcycling Australia

an applicant must
a) Be 18 years or older,
b) Have at least 2 years practical
experience in motorcycle competition
as a competitor or official and have
a sound knowledge of motorcycle
riding technique,
c) Attend and complete a Level 1
Motorcycling Coaching Course,
d) Undertake 20 hours of motorcycle
coaching after attending a Level 1
Motorcycle Sport Coaching Course,
e) Complete the required post course
assessment tasks,
f) Complete and return the required
application form.
8.1.4.4 Maintaining a Level 1 Coaching Licence
a) Motorcycle Sport Coaching
accreditation lasts 4 years,
b) For a Motorcycle Sport coach to be
recognised by MA they must keep
their coaching licence up to date.
8.1.5 Level 1 Coaching Re -accreditation
8.1.5.1 The following needs to be undertaken
over a 4 year period from the date of
accreditation.
a) Complete 20 hours of sport specific
tasks [refer to GCR 8.2],
b) Complete 10 hours of general sports
tasks (refer to 8.2)
8.1.6 Level 2 Coaching Accreditation
8.1.6.1 The Level 2 Motorcycle Sport Coaching
Course is an intermediate course designed
to extend the Level 1 coach’s ability to
confidently and safely coach, conduct
advanced licence testing, create coaching
sessions, formulate personalised yearly
training programs and assist in coaching
national squads.
8.1.6.2 A Level 2 Motorcycle Sport Coach can:
a) Conduct advanced licence testing,
b) Create their own coaching sessions,
c) Utilise Level 1 accredited coaches as
assistants,
d) Coach a maximum of 15 riders and
an additional 10 riders for every
Level 1 assistant coach.
8.1.6.3 To obtain a Level 2 Motorcycle Sport
coaching accreditation, the applicant
must:
a) Be 18 years or older,
b) Have a Level 1 Motorcycle Sport
Coaching Accreditation,
c) Have a Level 2 General Principles of
Coaching Accreditation,
d) Attend and complete a Level 2
Motorcycle Sport Coaching Course ,
e) Undertake 30 hours of motorcycle
coaching after attending a course ,
f) Undertake 10 hours of motorcycle
coaching under the supervision of a
master coach,
g) Complete the required post course
assessable tasks,
h) Complete and return the required
application form.
8.1.6.4 Maintaining a Level 2 Coaching Licence
a) Coaching accreditation last 4 years,
but a coaching licence is for 1 year,
b) For a Motorcycle Sport coach to be
recognised by MA they must renew
their coaching licence on an annual
basis.
8.1.7 Level 2 Coaching Re-accreditation
The following needs to be undertaken
over a 4 year period from the date of
accreditation:
a) Complete 40 hours of sport specific
tasks [refer to GCR 8.2]
b) Complete 20 hours of general sports
tasks [refer to GCR 8.2]
8.2 Suitable Activities for
coaching Re-Accreditation
SPORT SPECIFIC TASKS
Obtain Level 2 Motorcycling Coaching Accreditation
Attend Motorcycling Courses
Conduct Practical Club Coaching [max 5 hrs]
Present/lecture at courses
Attend Coaching Workshops
Attend Training Camps
Work with a “Master” coach
GENERAL SPORT TASKS
Attend State Department of Sport & Recreation courses
Attend other NCAS courses
Obtain Sport Trainer accreditation
Obtain First Aid Certificate [eg: Red Cross / St John]
CPR accreditation
Obtain an officials accreditation
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