Coaching

Volleyball England is committed to offering an excellent coaching development service, from helping volunteers who want to coach junior volleyball to assisting people who aim to reach a professional coaching standard. This involves continuing to work with all elements of the volleyball coaching community to ensure that volleyball provides appropriately trained and skilled coaches to support players at each stage of their development.

High quality coaching at all levels is crucial to developing playing numbers and standards in England. There are a range of training options to suit people’s different coaching aspirations. The main tiered qualification coaching structure develops coaching skills through progressive knowledge of coaching and the game of volleyball.

Once you have successfully completed your qualification, you need to register each year as a Volleyball England coach to continue on the coach pathway.

Volleyball England's Annual Coaching Awards will be presented this year at the National Coaches Conference, scheduled to be hosted prior to the start of the 2012/13 season.

The awards represent an opportunity to recognise the achievements and reward the efforts and hard work carried out by volleyball coaches across England. If you know a coach that deserves to be recognised for the work they have put in over the last 12 months nominate them using the form below or the documents on the right.  

The categories for this year:

● Young Coach of the Year

● Children’s Coach of the Year

● Participation Coach of the Year

● Performance Development Coach of the Year

● High Performance Coach of the Year

One of the above will also be selected as the overall Volleyball England Coach of the Year.

Deadline Monday 11th June 2012.

For further details contact Ilona Berry (National Leadership and Volunteer Development Officer) on i.berry@volleyballengland.org or 01509 227713.