Coaching as a career

Discussion in 'UK' started by simon224, Nov 30, 2010.

  1. simon224

    simon224 Regular Member

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    I have some time on my hands and am considering doing a coaching course.
    My question is, is there any money to be made or do people just do it as a part time thing ?
    Also, as I understand it, the first level of coaching means I can only assist another coach, is this something that's difficult to get involved in and what sort of timeframe am i looking at to progress to the next level of coaching ?
    I'm from North London and there seems to be a real shortage of coaches for beginners around here.
    I've played with a few coaches and their standards seem to vary from ok-club-players to England-over-60 players.
    I'm a better player than most of them but a few are way out of my league and at 40 years old I can't see me ever being that standard, will that have any bearing on what I can do as a coach ?

    Thanks for taking the time to read this and any advice is greatly appreciated.
     

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