How do I become Coach Educator (CE)?

To be a Coach Educator (CE), an EA Coach needs to have a thorough and current knowledge of the EA Coaching standards and operations.

CE's are endorsed and qualified by Equestrian Australia to assess Introductory, Level 1 and Level 2 Riding, Horse Management and Coaching Course workbooks.

Coach Educators must:

Uphold the aims of the EA Coaching Pathway
Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the standards and requirements of the scheme
Adhere to the EA Coaching Policies and Procedures
Follow the guidelines stipulated in the EA Certificate/Accreditation workbooks
Adhere to the EA Assessment principles, procedures and guidelines
Update the CE qualification every two years by attending a National EA CE Update Clinic.

To become an EA Coach Educator, Coaches must meet the following criteria:

Be a currently registered coach and been so for no less than 5 of the previous 7 years
Have been a registered Level 2 or 3 Coach for at least the last two (2) years
Have been a registered SSTA for at least the last two (2) years
Register and attend an EA endorsed CE Training course, and successfully complete the CE course, workbook and any/all subsequent requirements.
At this course participants must be found competent to assess Candidates in Introductory, Level 1 and Level 2 Riding, Horse Management and Coaching courses according to EA Coaching competency standards. According to the EA Coaching assessment policies, procedures and guidelines