What do the Advanced, Advanced Silver and High Performance coach courses involve?

Q: What do the Advanced, Advanced Silver and High Performance coach courses involve?

From the Coach Accreditation Policy V1.14 (March 2024): Advanced (most gymsports, including WAG): hold Intermediate or an exemption, and be 17 or older for the face-to-face component. Complete the online Advanced Coaching Principles with assessment tasks, the online Advanced Gymsport Course with assessment task (both alongside workplace training), a current First Aid Certificate, and the gymsport face-to-face course. Salto training is a critical component and has no exemption unless you already hold an Advanced or higher accreditation that includes coaching a salto. Advanced Silver: hold Advanced or an exemption, be 18 or older, and attend a FIG Level 2 Academy Program achieving 80% or more for both theory and practical components, plus a First Aid Certificate. A FIG Level 2 Certificate holder may be exempt. Special circumstances training is not available. High Performance: hold Advanced Silver, be 18 or older, complete pre-course learning, and attend a FIG Level 3 Academy Program achieving 80% or more for both theory and practical components, plus a First Aid Certificate. Special circumstances training is not available. Each of these accreditations stays active only with annual updating and Technical Membership renewal.

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From the Coach Accreditation Policy V1.14 (March 2024):

Advanced (most gymsports, including WAG): hold Intermediate or an exemption, and be 17 or older for the face-to-face component. Complete the online Advanced Coaching Principles with assessment tasks, the online Advanced Gymsport Course with assessment task (both alongside workplace training), a current First Aid Certificate, and the gymsport face-to-face course. Salto training is a critical component and has no exemption unless you already hold an Advanced or higher accreditation that includes coaching a salto.

Advanced Silver: hold Advanced or an exemption, be 18 or older, and attend a FIG Level 2 Academy Program achieving 80% or more for both theory and practical components, plus a First Aid Certificate. A FIG Level 2 Certificate holder may be exempt. Special circumstances training is not available.

High Performance: hold Advanced Silver, be 18 or older, complete pre-course learning, and attend a FIG Level 3 Academy Program achieving 80% or more for both theory and practical components, plus a First Aid Certificate. Special circumstances training is not available.

Each of these accreditations stays active only with annual updating and Technical Membership renewal.