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Coaching Ethics, Techniques, and Theory course cover techniques and theory of coaching, sports physiology, preparation for completion, and issues in coaching.  This is a state-approved, lesson-based, online program for ethics and theory of coaching. This guided, online format will take approximately 15 hours to complete and meets all requirements for this portion of the state-required core subject matter. This online course fulfills the requirements for a coaching authorization certificate, which is required for anyone coaching at the junior high or high school level.

 
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NA - Online

Instructor
Anna Lux 

CEUs : 1.8

Start Date:upon registration

 

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Please read:  Allow up to 2 business days to receive the online login and key. Someone from the Distance Education department will send you the link, including directions. Individuals who pass this class may apply to the Iowa Board of Educational Examiners to receive a coaching authorization certificate which is good for five years.

Tuition: 

$95.00

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Date(s) Class Days Times Location Instructor(s)
N/A - Online Anna Lux 

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Coaching Ethics, Techniques and Theory
ID: 7447

StartDate: upon registration

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