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How to become a Coach
National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS)
The National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS) was established in 1978 as a progressive coach education program.
The NCAS aims to offer education, accreditation and a nationally recognised qualification to people coaching beginner to elite athletes. Approximately 70 sports participate in the NCAS.
NCAS accreditation programs include general coaching principles, sport specific skills, techniques and strategies and, in some instances, practical coaching experience.
 Becoming a Level 1 Coach | [Outline of components required to achieve the Level 1 Fencing Coach qualification.] | 16 Kb |
| Becoming a Level 2 Coach | [Outline of components required to achieve the Level 2 Fencing Coach qualification.] | 25 Kb |
| Becoming a Level 3 Coach | [Outline of components required to achieve the Level 3 Fencing Coach qualification.] | 20 Kb |