Competency Based Training Applied to the Education of Tennis Coaches
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Competency based training, AustraliaAbstract
This article discusses elements and key characteristics of competency based training for tennis coaches, using Tennis Australia as a case study. It outlines competencies, how they develop and also implications of introducing a competency based programme.
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