Become a Qualified Tennis Coach |
AATC tailor courses to meet the needs of the Trainee Assistant Coaches (Level One) as well as developing Head Coaches (Level Two). We understand that being a qualified tennis professional involves many things.
We spend time working with you in areas of teaching methods, identifying tennis skills, communication, knowledge, marketing and business skills, working with companies and suppliers and committees alike. Every aspect of tennis is covered in our courses.
Courses Available
Introductory Level O (introduction to Coaching)
Ideal for parents and primary/secondary school teachers who are looking to learn the very basics in this 3 hour on court course. Is also used as an introduction to the Level One Assistant Tennis Coaches Certificate.
Pre Requisites: A love for tennis
Assistant Tennis Coaches Certificate Level One
An introduction to all aspects of teaching tennis from beginner to intermediate students, including special needs classes. It is the first step for those looking to develop their own skills with a view to one day commencing their own business.
Pre Requisites: Must play a minimum level of social tennis and be willing to have their strokes assessed and if required improved upon by our assessors prior to course commencement.
Advanced Tennis Coach Level 2
This qualification is for the experienced Level One Coach who aspires to teach advanced students of all ages. This course also assists the coach who would like to start their own business or tennis school.
Pre Requisites: Minimum of 150 unsupervised hours required and has played at a higher level than that of the Level One pre requisite (assessment of playing standard will be required prior to course commencement)
Locations and Dates
Current Courses and Venues
Australia
Melbourne May 28 – 30, 2010
Sydney June 25 – 27, 2010
Brisbane July 9-11, 2010
Hobart June 18 – 20, 2010
Adelaide July 16-18, 2010
Perth July 2 – 4, 2010
New Zealand
Christchurch Sept 17 – 19, 2010
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur Oct 22-24, 2010
United Kingdom
London Sept 10 – 12, 2010
Distance Education (Learn from Home – Remote or overseas) – All year round
If you are unable to make one of our many courses, why not study from home. Simply complete our enquiry form to get things all started.
RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) – All year round
If you are an already experienced coach, you may be eligible for your certificate without doing the full course. You will be required to demonstrate this prior learning through an on court assessment and also providing evidence to support this. Your assessor will go through this with you.
To know more, please visit AATC .
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