Coaches

Head Coach

To take full responsibility for the club’s coaching sessions.
To work with the assistant coach(es)in the preparation and running of each session.
Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every athlete and treat everyone equally, regardless of background or ability.
Place the welfare and safety of the athlete above the development of performance.
Encourage and guide athletes to accept and take responsibility for their own behaviour and performance.
Be appropriately qualified and update your licence and education as and when required by UK Athletics.
Co-operate fully with other colleagues (e.g. other coaches, officials, team managers)
Consistently display high standards of behaviour and appearance.
To prepare all coaching sessions beforehand.
To attend club meetings and report on progress.
To offer the club feedback on the organisation and degree of success of coaching and competitions.
To assist in the selection of teams.
To attend all meetings.
To inform the Chairman in advance of any sessions that cannot be attended.

To assist with the club’s coaching sessions.
Ensure the welfare and safety of the lifesaver above the development of performance at all times.
To assist in the preparation of coaching sessions beforehand.
To work with the Head Coach in the preparation and running of each session.
To offer the Head coach feedback on the organisation and degree of success of coaching and competitions.
To assist in the selection of teams.
To travel to competitions with the team(s).
To inform the Head Coach in advance of any sessions that cannot be attended.

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Officials

Becoming a technical lifesaving official is an excellent way to get involved or stay involved in Lifesaving Sport.
Team Managers

Information on the roles of the Team Managers in Lifesaving Sport.
Competition Organisers

One of the key roles a person can undertake is as an event/competition organiser.
Event Roles

Being an Event Volunteer you can see behind the scenes at events, get closer to the action and play a role in making the event possible.