COACHING UPDATE Club Coach (old Level 1) released pdf Competition Coach (old level 2) To assist in ensuring the correct allocation of discipline and membership the following changes have taken place. Those,
previously listed as Level 1 Full Bore Coach; will now list as Club Coach Fullbore Rifle (NRAA)
previously listed as Level 1 Sporting Clays Coach; will now list as Club Coach Shotgun (F&GFA)
previously listed as Level 1 Clay Target Coach; will now list as Club Coach Shotgun (ACTA)
previously listed as Level 1 Pistol Coach; will now list as Club Coach Pistol (PA)
previously listed as Level 1 Target Rifle (Small Bore)Coach; will now list as Club Coach Smallbore Rifle (TRA)
All the coaches that were "Level 1 xxxxx” have now been transferred to "Club Coach xxxxx (xxx)" status and all accreditation’s have now been uploaded.
In order to streamline the reaccreditation process member bodies are asked to please,
1.Note those with current accreditation – no issue
2.Those expired in the last 18 months and seeking reaccreditation need either
a.Do the assessment as outlined or
b.Have the relevant member body sign off that they (the coach)are competent and meet the requirements
3.Those past the 18 months expiration – please
a.confirm whether they are currently active or
b.as per 2 above
4.Those more than 3 years past need to do the course.
5.advise of any who are no longer members, deceased or simply no longer coach.
6.Coaches listed under the categories above must be registered financial members of an AISL affiliated Organisation
7.It is in the interests of all to ensure that coaches are up to date and to that end a refresher course is encouraged.
All correspondence relating to coaching accreditation must come through your National Body’s office to avoid communication issues we have experienced.
All coaches who are/were accredited as Level 2 will be converted to Competition Coach.
Please note that Club Coach is a prerequisite for Competition Coach. 
The Australian Sports Commission in consultation with national sporting organisations, have developed a new online service for all coaches and officials accredited under the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme (NCAS) and National Officiating Accreditation Scheme (NOAS) – Sports Accreditation Online.
The new site provides access to accreditation and training program details plus a range of educational resource material via a web based interface.
Features of Sports Accreditation Online
A key feature for individuals and national sporting organisations is exclusive access to Sports Coach and Sports Official online magazines, with new articles being added quarterly.
Sports Coach online magazine contains articles on a range of coaching topics including athlete development, coaching processes, sport science, technology, and current issues in coaching. You can also read profiles on a number of former and current high performance coaches.
Sports Official online magazine contains information on a range of officiating topics including physical and mental preparation, people management, risk management, technology and profiles on high performance officials.
Other features include:
Access to accreditation information and status and ability to print a certificate
Capacity to update personal details, or find contact details for your sport to update details with them
Ability to download codes of behaviour and updating requirements to maintain your accreditation
The latest coaching and officiating news and information.
How to access the site More information can be obtained from ausport.gov.au/sao. From here you can click on the hyperlink to register in the site. FAQ
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