Teaching, coaching and safeguarding.
Supervising a team, running a session, supporting a young player: this programme gives the reference points to teach and protect.
- Duration
- 6 h 40in the knowledge base, open access
- Modules
- 4and 16 lessons of 20 to 30 minutes
- Languages
- FR · EN · ESnative content, 35+ interface languages
- Proof
- Badgeper module, plus a verifiable certificate
What the programme covers.
Clubs, youth organisations, schools and associations welcome more and more players. This programme is for the people who supervise them.
- The supervisor's role: responsibilities, charter, group facilitation, conflict management;
- esports coaching basics: goals and routines, replay review, communication, limits of early performance;
- protecting young people: principles, online safety, parental consent, critical incidents;
- the hybrid sport and esports session: observable objectives, alternating screen time and movement, equipment, assessment.
4 modules, 16 lessons.
Micro-lessons of 20 to 30 minutes, each ending with a quiz.
- Module 1 · 1 h 40
The supervisor's role and educational framework
- The role of the esports supervisor
- Charter, rules and expected behaviour
- Group facilitation and team dynamics
- Conflict management and mediation
- Module 2 · 1 h 40
Esports coaching basics
- Goals, routines and progression
- Feedback, replay review and debrief
- Team communication
- Limiting early performance pressure
- Module 3 · 1 h 40
Protecting young people
- Principles of child protection
- Online safety and reporting
- Consent, image rights and parental authorisation
- Critical incident: what to do
- Module 4 · 1 h 40
Designing a hybrid sport and esports session
- Observable learning objectives
- Alternating screen, movement and active breaks
- Equipment, space and accessibility
- Assessment and progress tracking
What your learners take away.
Supervise a team
Organise sessions, track progress, manage a group.
Run a hybrid session
Alternate screen time, movement and active breaks. A key topic for clubs and local authorities.
Protect players
Know the principles, how to report and how to react to an incident.
Programme 7 of 8, 6 h 40.
This programme is part of the knowledge base. The knowledge base is open to every learner. Nothing in it is mandatory: each learner uses it as needed. The real value of the platform is the 40 hours we create for your school or organisation.
It is available on the LMS platform in your colours or in your LMS in SCORM format. Next programme: Law, compliance and governance.
Your 40 custom hours can extend this programme. Let's talk about your needs.
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Who is this programme for?
Supervisors in clubs and esports organisations, youth workers, educators and students heading for these careers.
Is this a coaching qualification?
It is an introduction to the role of supervisor and coach. It can be taken further in custom modules.
Does the programme cover health?
It covers active breaks and limiting early performance pressure. Health is covered in detail in the Responsible esports programme.
Keep playing.
- Programme 4Responsible esportsInclusion, accessibility, moderation, health, integrity, CSR.Discover →
- Programme 8Law, compliance and governanceIntellectual property, GDPR, B2B contracts, quality governance.Discover →
- CatalogueProgrammesThe knowledge base: 8 programmes, 44 modules, 165 lessons in open access.Discover →
- Who it's forSports clubs and organisationsClubs, federations, agencies: connecting sport and esports.Discover →
- Who it's forLocal authoritiesTrain staff and elected officials in video games and esports across a region.Discover →
- OfferCustom trainingA lesson, a module or a full programme, designed for your goals.Discover →
The content is written by the STAKRN teams, active in video games, esports and influence since 2016.
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