Posted: Tue, 4 Sep 2018 14:35
British Blind Sport and UK Coaching have created a new eLearning course 'Coaching People with a Visual Impairment'.
This new course raises awareness of the crucial role coaches' play in helping people with visual impairments and overcome barriers to participation in sport and physical activity, complementing UK Coaching's 'Person-centred' principle of great coaching.
Complete this course and you will feel more confident including people with a visual impairment in your sports and activity sessions.
Packed full of helpful tips, practical solutions and vibrant videos* the 6 modules will increase your knowledge, assurance and skills to be able to coach people with a visual impairment.
Cost: £8.99 for non BBS member and £5.99 for members after discount.
More information: https://britishblindsport.org.uk/coaching-people-with-a-visual-impairment/
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