
At England Netball we are passionate about supporting your coaching journey, however that may look. We know first-hand that exceptional netball experiences happen through great coaching. That’s why we need coaches across the game that inspire, grow, develop and retain netballers in all the places where netball happens.
Take a look at the options below to find out how we can help you.
The England Netball Level 1 course provides learners with an introduction to coaching the game and working with players from under 7 to open age.
The England Netball Level 2 course is perfect for those who have been an active coach in netball for a minimum of two years, or have a Level 1 qualification in coaching netball.
The free NETBALLHer Learning Offer aims to take eligible members’ learning around female health one step further, teaching them how to practically enhance their own netball experiences during key life stages, as well as those of other women and girls.
Thank you for your interest in the England Netball Level 3 course. We are currently reviewing our Level 3 offer, but would appreciate you registering your interest in the course so we can contact you with more details at the appropriate time.
The aim of this four-hour virtual workshop is to provide current coaches working within the pathway with the skills and tools to select players into the performance pathway.
This workshop aims to equip coaches with the knowledge and understanding of game sense and its key principles.
The aim of this face-to-face workshop is to provide people with the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to be able to deliver a Bee Netball session.
The aim of this six-hour workshop is to provide people with the skills they need to be able to host a Walking Netball session.
Before you search and book onto a course, please read this information so you know what is expected of you and are set up to participate fully.
This programme aims to educate on the vital landing mechanics needed in our sport and improve those basic skills to try and help people reduce their injury risk in their lower limbs.