Conduct sport coaching sessions with foundation level participants Exam LATEST REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+

Conduct sport coaching sessions with foundation level participants Exam LATEST REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A+ Organizational policies and procedures - ANSWER- policies and procedures are used in an organization to guide decisions making and provide transparency. Irrespective of size, all sporting clubs should adopt a series of basic policies and procedures. Most of these can be redrafted and directly taken from parent body documents at state and or national level Examples of policies and procedures - ANSWER- -member protection -codes of conduct for players, committee, officials, coaches, spectators, and volunteers -judicial process and dispute resolution Codes of conduct - ANSWER- codes of conduct are an essential part of sport rage prevention. They outline an agreed standard of behavior for your clubs administrators, coaches, officials, players and parents. Organizational policies and procedures - ANSWER- -coach code of behavior/code of conduct -working with children/child protection -work health and safety -obeying rules/behavior management -maintenance of equipment and resources -inclusion policy -emergency action plan -supervision/ratio -member protection policy Coach code of behavior/code of conduct: what is it? - ANSWER- minimum standards for coaches to think about when involved in sporting clubs Coach code of behavior/code of conduct: how does it relate to a coach? - ANSWER- -safety and health of participants -helping your participants reaches their potential -you are honoring the sport promoting fair play and respecting decisions made by officials -make sure you are being honest -respect the rights of every person regardless of age, race, and color Working with children/child protection: what is it? - ANSWER- -the working with children check is a screening process for assessing or re-assessing people who work with or care for children in victoria -we take a detailed look at the criminal history and relevant professional conduct findings of applicants to ensure we're assisting to protect children from sexual or physical harm Working with children/child protection: how does it relate to a coach? - ANSWER- if you are an adult working with children in a coaching capacity, you will need to get a WWC check Work health and safety (includes heat policy and lighting policy): what is it? - ANSWER- your sporting organization or club must provide: -a safe workplace and safe ways of working -equipment, tools and machinery in a safe working condition -safe and hygienic facilities, including toilets, eating areas and first aid -information, training and supervision to all workers, including volunteers -a process for consulting with workers and keeping then informed and involved in decisions that may affect their health and safety Work health and safety: how does it relate to a coach? - ANSWER- -as a coach we are using facilities and equipment and may often need training to ensure we are up to date with the latest qualifications and training -we are running effective warm-up and cool-down programs to minimize injuries and carrying out risk assessments to ensure grounds are in good condition -wearing appropriate ppe Obeying rules/behavior management: what is it? - ANSWER- -making sure you deliver appropriate rules about your activity to your participants prior to the session Obeying the rules/behavior management: how does it relate to a coach? - ANSWER- -this ensures safety of all participants and makes sure participants are clear with expectations and what is acceptable behavior Maintenance of equipment and resources: what is it? - ANSWER- -always check surfaces, equipment, and lighting and check they are safe for playing prior to the session -remove any obstacles -protective equipment should be properly fitted and in good order -kitchens, toilets, showers, change rooms and equipment storerooms