GK Advanced Diploma Pilot
2012 - 2013
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COURSE CRITERIA
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The Course begins Nov 2012 - Completed by May 2013
Course Contact Hours – Minimum 105hrs
Number of Candidates - 16
Selection Criteria - UEFA B enrolled + GK Cert. preferred +
Goalkeeping Experience
• Participant needs to have access to a team, be a GK coach with a
club for the duration of the course
• Course Staff;
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Siggi Eyjolfsson – Technical Director
Packie Bonner – UEFA Lead Tutor
Gudmundur Hreidarsson - Assistant Tutor - Senior National Team GK Coach
Halldor Bjornsson - Assistant Tutor - Women’s Senior National Team GK Coach
Olafur Petursson - Assistant Tutor - Youth National Team GK Coach
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GK Advanced Diploma 2012- 2013
Time Frame
Nov 16th-19th
2012
Nov /Dec
2012
Dec 14th-16th
2012
Applications
Interviews
Pre Course tasks
Residential
4 Days
Distance Learning
Residential
3 Days
March 15th-17th
2013
Jan /Feb
2013
Jan 25th-27th
2013
Dec / Jan
2012/ 13
Residential
3 days
Distance Learning
Residential
3 days
Distance Learning
March/ April
2013
April 2013
Sept 2012
Select Participants:
Research Assignment
Club Tasks
Assignments
Club Tasks
Assignments
Club Tasks
Final Assessments
Distance Learning
Assignments
Club Tasks
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DRAFT OUTLINE OF MODULE 1 – NOV 2012
TIME
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
DAY 1
DAY 2
Introduction of schedule
Coaching Practice
A & B Group Work
(2 participants – 20min session)
Coffee Break
Participant’s Coaching Practice
C & D Group Work
(2 participants – 20min session)
Lunch
DAY 3
Review
GK Psychology
“Improving Decision Making”
Coffee Break
Practical Demo – Instructor
Defending - Shot stopping
Practical Demo – Instructor
Attacking- build from the back
Lunch
DAY 4
Game Analysis
Structure and presentation
Coffee Break
Coaching Methods
Structure and Methodology
Water break
Design of a session
´Key Objective, Key Factors….’
Practical Demo - Instructor
Defending – Crosses
Coffee Break
Present Club Assignments
Four Groups
Plan& Design a Tactical Practical Session
9.00 – 9.30am
9.30 – 10.00am
10.00 – 10.30am
10.30 -11.00am
11.00 – 11.30am
11.30 – 12.00pm
12.00 – 12.30pm
12.30 – 1.00pm
1.00 – 1.30pm
1.30 – 2.00pm
2.00 - 2.30pm
2.30 – 3.00pm
3.00 – 3.30pm
3.30 – 4.00pm
4.00 – 4.30pm
4.30 – 5.00pm
5.00 – 5.30pm
5.30 – 6.00pm
6.00 - 6.30pm
6.30 – 7.00pm
7.00 – 7.30pm
7.30 – 8.00pm
8.00 – 8.30pm
Introduction to the Course
Theory
Profile of the Goalkeeper
Water break
GK Trends – Game Analysis
Implications for GK Coaches
Plan & Design a Technical Practical
Session
Warm up & functional practice
Coffee Break
Participant’s Coaching Practice
2 Groups - 40min session
Group Feedback
Outcomes
Outcomes
Outcomes
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Provide a clear understanding of
the commitment needed by all
on the course
Create the correct environment
and a positive group dynamic
Outline the Characteristics of the
modern professional GK
Present the modern Goalkeeping
trends
Introduction
Participant’s Coaching Practice
2 Groups – 40min session
Group Feedback
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Assessing the Coach’s knowledge
of the technical breakdown
Assessing the practical coaching
ability of the Group
Give a practical example of how
to structure and present game
analysis
Introducing the methodology of
reality based learning
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Outcomes
Give a practical way to develop
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the GK’s mind-set
Showing a good demonstration of
structure and coaching process
Improving the Coach’s
understanding of the GK’s role and
reading of the game
Develop the GK Coach’s
competence in planning as part of
a group of staff coaches
Give clear and concise information
to the participants regarding their
club assignments
Develop the skills of the GK
Coach and his relationship with
another Coach in a practical
situation
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Assessment of Competences of the Goalkeeper
Coach is based on ........
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Knowledge
Skills
Attitude
Personal Characteristics
Tasks of the Professional Goalkeeper Coach
Match day
Communicate with Manager/
Head Coach and Staff
Communicate with GKs
Training
Off the Pitch
Preparation planning with
Manager/ Head Coach and
Staff Coaches
Develop and implement short,
medium and long term plans
Communicate with GKs
Develop GK scouting system
and create GK ID criteria (Club
(Periodisation Plan, GK’s Personal
Development Plans, Academy GK’s Plan)
GK’s Profile)
Prepare and present set plays
to the team
Plan, organise and implement
Technical / Tactical / Physical
Goalkeeping Sessions
Analysis of games, opposition,
Back up GKs, Academy GKs
Physically prepare GKs for the
match
Assist in the planning ,
organisation and
implementation of team
tactical sessions
Analysis and measurement of
work plan and its outcomes
Analysis of the game and GK’s
role and actions
Develop relationships within
the team
Critical self reflection
Review and reflection of the
game with Staff and GKs
Evaluate GK’s role and the
team performance
Research and Personal
Development
Assessment is based on the Competences of an Advanced Licence GK Coach
to carry out the Tasks required
Participant’s Course Tasks & Assignments
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Match Analysis
– Compilation of statistics of 3 games (Pre
course)
– 1 Group analysis of a game (Residential &
Logbook))
– 2 personal analysis of games (Logbook)
– 4 Micro Group analysis of club matches (Club
Group Work)
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Designing & Planning training sessions
– Group work (Residential & Logbook))
– 6 individual training sessions (Logbook)
– 4 Micro Group plans (Club Group Work)
Practical Coaching
– Group Coaching (Residential)
– Coaching in Pairs (Residential)
– Club Coaching (Club Group Work)
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Personal Planning & Development
– Develop a work diary, stats and reflection
(Logbook)
– Produce a draft periodisation plan for season
2013 (Submission & Logbook)
– Design and implement a Personal Plan for
Club Goalkeepers (Submission & Logbook)
– GK Research Project (Submission)
Presentation of Analysis
– 1 Group Presentation (Residential - Video
reflection)
– 4 Micro Group Presentations (Club Group
Work)
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Profiling
– Personal analysis of GKs (Pre Course task)
– Create a profile for club GKs (Residential &
Logbook)
– Compile a draft scouting GK system (Logbook)
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Practical Club Group Work:
Aim:
To improve the GK’s knowledge, skills and work process during real club situations
Objective:
To develop the participant’s ability during to;
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To design a Technical/ Tactical training session based on analysis of a game
Implement a club training session based on a real match situation
To develop a working relationship between Club Coaches
Organisation:
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4 Micro Groups established
Each participant to lead their group members during a training session based on a match analysis
A Tutor/Instructor attached to each group
Process:
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Club GK Coach works during a game
Analysis of game by a minimum of two members of the group
Match footage if possible, sent to members of the group if they cannot attend the game
Meeting (conference call) held to discuss analysis, set key objectives, design session plan, organisation etc. for
training session (Club GK to lead)
Training session carried out at club. Club GK Coach works with Head Coach or Assistant Coach during the
training. (Other members of the group should be in attendance to observe and record findings)
Reflection and feedback delivered by Tutor/Instructor
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All paperwork logged by Participants and Tutors/Instructors