Introduction: On behalf of BJA Safeguarding Team, we are inviting you to the first annual safeguarding training (we will be facilitating annually). It is a great opportunity to reflect on...
Facilitator: Andrew Bowly, HISW Aim: To explore & reflect on good practice in safer recruitment of volunteers in clubs Learning objectives: Based on an understanding of offender behaviour to: Identify the key features of staff recruitment that help deter or prevent the appointment of unsuitable people Consider policies and practice that minimise opportunities for abuse...
The 1st4Sport Level 2 Award in Coaching Judo is the second step on British Judo’s coaching pathway. This course aims to provide candidates with an introduction to the processes and principles of coaching judo to adults and children. If you are already a qualified coach and are looking to develop your knowledge and skills to...
Introduction: On behalf of BJA Safeguarding Team, we are inviting you to the first annual safeguarding training (we will be facilitating annually). It is a great opportunity to reflect on your learning and Continuous Professional Development (CPD). Facilitators: Marina Dain: Safeguarding Manager Andrew Bowly: Head of Inclusion, Safeguarding & Wellbeing Aim: To promote best practice...
This is a Female Only course The BJA Level 1 award is the starting point for your coaching journey in judo. If you are new to coaching judo, have limited coaching knowledge or want to get more involved in your club, then this is the course for you. The course focuses on the ‘how to...
Last year British Judo launched the Finding Your Feet programme, giving coaches an opportunity that not only enhances a coaching portfolio but also allows them to make a significant impact upon individuals’ lives in within their community. Developed in collaboration with the University of Hertfordshire and Anglia Ruskin University, “Finding Your Feet”, is a program...
Join us for an engaging and comprehensive workshop designed to enhance your coaching skills for all abilities. This course is tailored for coaches who are looking to deepen their understanding...
The BJA Level 1 award is the starting point for your coaching journey in judo. If you are new to coaching judo, have limited coaching knowledge or want to get more involved in your club, then this is the course for you. The course focuses on the ‘how to coach skills’ using practical technical examples...
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