Sport Coaching Certificate
Program Code: CTSCCG
Overview
With many millions of athletes in the United States, across a range of skill and age levels, numerous coaches are a necessity. Because of the significant role coaches play in sport and dance, it is crucial they are educated in a variety of areas to maximize the positive experience and development of athletes no matter the age or skill level.
The Graduate Certificate in Sport Coaching is an on-campus program that aims to develop students' knowledge of effective coaching methods and the principles that underpin them across the range of developmental coaching levels. Students graduating from this program will be able to:
- Identify skills and qualities associated with effective coaching
- Analyze how different coaching methods affect the development of athletes across the range of learning domains
- Apply knowledge of current research around best practices associated with coaching methods and skill acquisition
Lead, Inspire, Teach and Become a Better Coach
- Stand out from the crowd by learning the key skills needed to enhance the experiences of your athletes and dance teams.
- Graduate from one of the leading coaching education programs in the U.S.A.
- Learn from internationally recognized coaching experts with over 50 years of combined years of experience in the industry.
- Complete the program while working on another graduate degree at Ohio University.
- Courses in this program can be used towards one of our Master's in Coaching Education Programs.
Admission Requirements
No requirements beyond University admission to a graduate degree program at Ohio University.
English Proficiency Requirement
Please review information about Ohio University's minimum English Language Proficiency requirements for graduate study.
Curriculum
Students in the Graduate Certificate in Sport Coaching program must complete 9 credit hours, which includes two required courses and at least one elective course. Students in the program will learn how to utilize different methods to teach, improve and advance skill levels of their athletes through the creation of a system for long-term athletic success.
View the official University graduate catalog to learn more about courses and requirements.
For more information, contact:
Ashley Allanson
Assistant Professor of Instruction
Recreation and Sport Pedagogy
Patton Hall 202P
740.593.0812