Coaching Excellence

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Demands that the rights of sport coaches to education, development, appropriate recognition, and safe and ethical practicing conditions must be protected.

Coaching and Coach Development Consultant Nicky Fuller commented; "I am truly excited at the prospect of working alongside a cohort of coaches that are motivated to pursue their personal and professional development, not knowing where it might take them.

One size doesn’t fit all, so you will find several examples of successful coaches with quite varied personalities and skills. Guillermo Calvo is currently undertaking his PhD at Leeds Beckett University exploring how different countries support the development of coaching as a profession.

The contribution that sport coaches make to society has received growing recognition among policy-makers over the last decade. Together they have more than 8 years of formal experience deepening their study of coaching while running successful coaching businesses. Pyke’s academic qualifications include bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physical education from the University of Western Australia and a PhD in exercise physiology and human performance from Indiana University, USA. The skills to not only coach the blindspots, but to see the bigger landscape of our clients’ companies, the market, their competition and work.The International Council for Coaching Excellence (ICCE) was established on 24th September 1997 by delegates representing 15 countries, during the second International Coach Education Summit held at Wingate Institute, Netanya, Israel. The idea of creating an international body to represent coaches and coaching was discussed by Uri Schaefer from Israel, Jurgen Kotzel from Germany and Sue Campbell from UK at the 1994 meeting marking the 20th anniversary of the Trainerakademie in Cologne, Germany. This position statement is the result of a consultation process that was carried out in 2021 as part of project CoachForce21, an Erasmus+ co-funded initiative co-led by the International Council for Coaching Excellence and Leeds Beckett University. He was awarded an Australian Sports Medal in 2000 and a Life Membership of the Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation in 2002. He is creator of 'The Leadership Tree', a model developed from his own experience as an introverted leader and his work with existing, aspiring and reluctant leaders across higher education and healthcare.