Unit Award Scheme

121377 PEER MENTORING AND FOOTBALL COACHING (UNIT 2)

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1participate actively in at least four football pitch based sessionsSummary sheet
2participate actively in at least four classroom based discussionsSummary sheet
3lead at least two classroom based discussionsSummary sheet
4use at least two appropriate questioning techniques, eg open questioning, closed questioningSummary sheet
5identify and use at least three active listening skills, eg body language, eye contact, non-verbal communicationSummary sheet
6identify at least two potential blocks to listeningSummary sheet and/or student completed work
7actively demonstrate age appropriate football coaching drills to four different age groups, eg five to eight year oldsSummary sheet
8use at least two styles of coaching, eg command, question and answerSummary sheet

acquired an understanding of

9the key ways to deal with difficult or sensitive situations in the peer mentoring contextStudent completed work

shown knowledge of

10the documentation and recording system used within the programmeSummary sheet and/or student completed work

demonstrated the ability to

11provide feedback to the mentees based on their coaching performance on at least four occasionsSummary sheet
12complete a mentor's diary highlighting their main contributions to the menteesStudent completed work
13attend at least three support and supervision sessions with the teacherSummary sheet
14evaluate own experience as a peer mentor.Student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 24 April 2024Level - Level Three