Episode 1 of 'Coach Education is broken' - 'Transformation not transaction'

I take a hard look at the nature of coach education courses as a machanism to provide coaches with the kind of support they need. I criticise the thinking behind this approach and the 'culturally resient practices and beliefs' that fosters their continued use. 

This focus on efficiency means that coaches often get their qualifications without genuinely engaging with the material or retaining what they’ve learned. As a result, they’re left unprepared for the real-world challenges they will face in their coaching careers.

I call for a shift towards newer, more agile and dynamic educational approaches that prioritise quality learning experiences and practical application.