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PEAK is a new international project aiming to develop coaching policy recommendations for use by sport federations, coaching bodies and governments. Fundnded by the European Union ERASMUS+ programme, PEAK project brings together a unique consortium of expert partners including the International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE), German Sport University, European Elite Athletes Association, Finnish Olympic Committee, Sport Ireland Coaching, Swiss Federal Institute of Sport...

We are delighted to announce that registration for the 12th ICCE Global Coach Conference 2019 and ICCE Research Fair is now open! You can book your place at the early bird rate until 31st August. Every two years the International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE) Global Coach Conference brings together coaches, coach educators, researchers, sport scientists, technical directors and sport administrators to address issues in coaching, to learn about new coaching research, and to share...

Hungarian Coaching Association (HCA) in cooperation with the International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE) embedded and implemented the short version course of the CSI project during HCA’s regular coach development program in two occasions. On 21st May the course topic was for coaches active in school sports. The law which obliges schools to everyday physical education is posed as a major challenge for schools. It is a common practice that some physical education classes are held...

The International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE) is looking for an institutional partner to host the 13th Global Coach Conference in 2021. Formal proposals to host the conference must be submitted to the ICCE Office (General Secretary Dr. Ladislav Petrovic at l.petrovic@icce.ws). The conference must be organised or supported by the ICCE National A member (where available) and (at least one of) the organising institution(s) must be an ICCE member.More information can be...

The Movement Environment Wellbeing (MEW) Erasmus+ funded project met from 20-22 May in Riga to discuss tasks completed during 2018 and 2019 by all of the organisations involved. The main outputs of the project were reviewed - Our Task: multiplier sports events which have taken place all over Europe during the second half of 2018; and My Task: the recruitment of volunteers who participated in a programme of physical activity and were monitored during the process.   A Model of Action...

ICCE Master Trainers Hayley Harrison and Penny Crisfield designed and delivered a workshop for trainers of Coach Developers/Leaders of Coach Education Systems, which was run between May 9th & 12th 2019 at the home of Sport Ireland Coaching – the University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland. Applications were received from people based in eight countries across three continents.  In the end 13 people were accepted onto the workshop, three of which were former attendees of the NCDA...

The Institute of Sport Poland (ISP), hosted the first Para Coach multiplier event in Warsaw. Coaches, coach developers and academics across the European Union met to share knowledge and experiences about working across the Paralympic and disability sport context. Tabo Huntley (Senior Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University) project director for Para coach started the event by introducing the Erasmus Plus funded Para Coach project. This was followed by presentations based on data generated...

John Bales, President of the ICCE recently met with Dr. Urszula Wlodarczyk, Director of Institute of Sport, National Research Institute in Poland, during the International Para Sport Conference in Warsaw. The ICCE and IoS have been working together in several Global and EU activities and recently cooperate in Coach developer, ParaCoach and CoachForce projects.