rpt professional qualifications
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INTERNATIONAL MASTER PROFESSIONAL
This qualification is awarded to coaches who have excelled in their coaching career over a long period of time and have made a significant contribution to the game
This qualification is awarded to coaches who have excelled in their coaching career over a long period of time and have made a significant contribution to the game
DIRECTOR OF TENNIS
Coaches who have achieved this grade have shown that they have the knowledge, understanding and experience of being able to manage and develop a tennis facility, club or coaching business
Coaches who have achieved this grade have shown that they have the knowledge, understanding and experience of being able to manage and develop a tennis facility, club or coaching business
INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL
This grade is for coaches who have shown their coaching skills and abilities to be able to work with players playing on the ATP/WTA or Junior ITF Tour
This grade is for coaches who have shown their coaching skills and abilities to be able to work with players playing on the ATP/WTA or Junior ITF Tour
EUROPEAN PROFESSIONAL/ACADEMY PROFESSIONAL
The European Professional Grade is offered to coaches who have been able to work at an advanced level of coaching at club and performance level. To receive National Professional a coach must complete a minimum of 300 hours of practical coaching as part of the certification requirements
The European Professional Grade is offered to coaches who have been able to work at an advanced level of coaching at club and performance level. To receive National Professional a coach must complete a minimum of 300 hours of practical coaching as part of the certification requirements
NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL
A National Professional Coach is able to run and manage a club coaching programme from mini-tennis to competitive team and tournament players. To receive National Professional a coach must complete a minimum of 150 hours of practical coaching as part of the certification requirements
A National Professional Coach is able to run and manage a club coaching programme from mini-tennis to competitive team and tournament players. To receive National Professional a coach must complete a minimum of 150 hours of practical coaching as part of the certification requirements
INSTRUCTOR 1
This level of coach is able to coach at a club level from mini-tennis through to club level teams and individual players
This level of coach is able to coach at a club level from mini-tennis through to club level teams and individual players
INSTRUCTOR 2
A coach at this level is able to coach independently and has the ability to work with groups and individual players
A coach at this level is able to coach independently and has the ability to work with groups and individual players
ASSISTANT COACH
This award is for people who are working ialongside existing qualified coaches
This award is for people who are working ialongside existing qualified coaches
