Why become an EA accredited coach?
The following is a summary, highlighting some, but not all, of the benefits of being an accredited EA coach:
- Rewarding career path
- Helping others achieve their dreams and become the best riders they can be
- Potential domestic and international travel opportunities
- Formalised education, coach training & accreditation
- EA is a member organisation of the FEI, IGEQ, Sport Australia & AOC with the needs of EA coaches appropriately represented and met by these groups
- Alignment with the EA coaching brand, a highly regarded coaching accreditation scheme both internationally and domestically
- Group negotiation for better insurance opportunities
- Alignment of equestrian sports through national discipline committees who all work together to achieve joint outcomes - including coaching needs
- Integrated development pathways for coaches, athletes and officials
- EA by-laws & policies (e.g. member protection) to support the coaching and wider EA community
- Sport Integrity (formerly known as ASADA) compliance and education
- A strong, proactive coaching community represented by a national coaching committee
In addition, being a current registered EA accredited coach offers your clients peace of mind that:
- your coaching accreditation is of a standard that is recognised internationally (IGEQ)
- you’re insured
- you’re accredited in first aid
- you’re aware of Sport Integrity (formerly known as ASADA) rules and guidelines and
- you have completed a state based working with children check.