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The Institute of Coaching and Sport Education (ICSE) was established in 1975 in order to organise coaching courses and continuing education courses for physical education and sport professionals. Organisationally, ICSE is an organic part of Semmelweis University. The Institute is located on campus of the Faculty in Budapest and works closely with over 50 national sport bodies, with the Hungarian Olympic Committee and the Ministry of Youth and Sport. The Institute is fortunate to be in a position to utilise the excellent facilities of Semmelweis University. Its main activities: I. International Coaching Course (ICC) Three-month intensive coaching course in co-operation with the International Olympic Committee Olympic Solidarity, organised twice a year for coaches. (See later.)
II. Special Courses Occasionally, special courses are offered, usually in the years when Hungary hosts an important continental or world championship. The organisers, in co-operation with the national sport federation, provide the participants of the course with every opportunity to observe and to be part of the preparation for the competition, the preparation of the Hungarian national team, and to participate in the competition itself. Special courses are organized during the time of the ICC. III. Advanced Coaching Courses Advanced coaching courses are six weeks long, organized mainly in the summer months for groups of 5 30 coaches. The contents of the courses focus rather on the practical aspects of coaching the particular sport. For details, please see the application form when applicable. IV. International Convention for Physical Education Teachers - every two years V. National and International Conventions, Conferences and Seminars
THE STAFF OF THE INTERNATIONAL COACHING COURSE Dr. Ladislav Petrovic, M. Ed., M. A.- Director of the Institute of Coaching and Sport Education (ICSE) Ms. Rita Horvth, M. Ed., M. A. International Coordinator, Course Secretary Mrs. Judit Balogh, B. A.- Course Assistant, Education Ms. Ilona Bel - General Organiser, Services Ms. Krisztina Bacsa ICC Organizer, Course Assistant
General Subjects (120 hours): The curriculum of the theoretical part (general subjects) deals with the art and science of coaching rather than the specifics of any particular sport. The content of the theory courses is basic to the broader education of the program. General subjects are: training theory, sport physiology, sport psychology, conditioning, sport and research, sport sociology, coach in action, Olympic Movement, women and sport, sport management, sport and nutrition, and laboratories. Apart of these subjects, there are possibilities for consultations in each subject, and to learn a basic Hungarian knowledge.
Sport Specialisation (180 hours): The Sport Specialisation component has two parts: technical and practical. The technical part provides sport-specific information through courses, which include classroom instruction, sport-specific presentation, participatory activity and formal evaluation. The contents include coaching information pertaining to all events in a particular sport. These courses apply coaching principles to a particular sport. Skills, drills, training methods, strategy and tactics, detection and correction of errors as well as psychological preparation are among the topics covered in this block. The practical component involves actual coaching experience, practical lessons, training visits, competitions and matches and their evaluation. The participants will visit the best Hungarian sport clubs and training camps. The practical part of the program involves applying theoretical and technical knowledge to actual coaching situations. When possible, there is an attempt to evaluate this coaching by on-the-scene observation. The practical and technical parts contain also home assignments, individual study, visiting practices and competitions. Language: Courses are given exclusively in English. Participants are expected to speak English not only during classes but also in their conversations with the teaching staff, the organisers and the other students. Examinations: All participants who have satisfactorily completed their studies conclude the course with a final examination. The exams may consist of written, oral and/or practical requirements. Examinations in the students respective sport consist of sports theory and sports practice. The examination must be taken before an Examination Committee, appointed by the director of ICSE. Those successfully completing the course receive the ICC Coachs Diploma. Teaching Staff: University professors, the best Hungarian specialists, qualified coaches and sports scientists, and invited personalities of the Hungarian and international sport, are invited to give lectures. The organisers use every opportunity to invite well-known lecturers, most particularly those from neighbouring countries. International scholars are regularly invited to contribute to the ICC program according to their area of expertise.
Participation fee: EUR 6.900 and 7.500, depending on the nature of the course. The participation fee includes the following services: Instruction, examinations, accommodation, meals, the use of all facilities of the University (sport facilities, library, computer lab, etc.), monthly transportation pass for all forms of public transportation within the limits of Budapest, all transportation included in the course program, transportation to and from the airport, route a visa to the Hungarian Embassy/Consulate in participant's country or to the Budapest International Airport (without paying for it), medical services (emergency treatment only), admittance to competitions and matches, cultural and social programs. All participants of the course receive the official course tracksuit with the ICC badge. Sport equipment and Hungarian visa are not included.