The Ghana Cricket Association will host the first ICC Level 1 Coach Tutors course in Accra from February 6-8, 2025. This program aims to train 15 coaches to become certified tutors, enhancing cricket coaching skills in Ghana. Led by ICC experts, the course focuses on essential coaching elements to improve overall cricket development in the country.
The Ghana Cricket Association (GCA) is set to host the inaugural International Cricket Council (ICC) Level 1 Coach Tutors course from February 6 to 8, 2025, at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium Conference Hall, Legon. This event aims to enhance the coaching skills of selected coaches from across Ghana, paving the way for future ICC-certified coach tutors. The course is a vital part of the ICC’s initiative to strengthen coaching across Africa, ultimately fostering cricket development nationwide.
Fifteen handpicked coaches will partake in extensive training that covers essential coaching delivery elements such as communication, planning, and assessment. The training will emphasize tutor development, creating a positive and lasting influence on both grassroots and advanced cricket in Ghana. Experienced ICC facilitators, Chris Cardoso and Jolene Campher, will lead the course, sharing their expertise and knowledge with the participants.
The ICC Level 1 Coach Tutors course is integral to the ICC’s Coaching and Education program, designed to bolster the competence of coaches in member nations throughout Africa. By tailoring training programs for local coaches, the ICC aims to nurture a new generation of cricket instructors proficient in fostering youth engagement and skills development. The Ghana Cricket Association’s hosting of this course marks a significant step toward international cricket integration in Ghana’s sporting landscape.
The ICC Level 1 Coach Tutors course represents a pivotal moment for cricket development in Ghana. By empowering local coaches with essential skills and certifications, the GCA aims to create a sustainable coaching framework that will enhance the sport at all levels. The initiative illustrates the commitment of both the GCA and ICC to fostering cricket’s growth, ensuring a promising future for the sport in the region.
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