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Guides for coaches and families

Prepare a family training enquiry or a school and club project brief, and compare coach courses, learning and assessment. Each guide includes sources and relevant next steps.

Choose a guide for your needs: prepare a first family training enquiry, outline a school or club project, or explore adult coach courses and study arrangements. Each guide includes sources and relevant next steps.

Guides for families, organisations and coaches

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Family service guides / KINTREON / Updated 2026-10-29

Your first training conversation in Shenzhen or Hong Kong

Start with your area, age band, sporting experience and the question you want to explore. This guide helps families discuss coaching, arrangements and fees.

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Organisation guides / KINTREON / Updated 2026-10-29

How schools and clubs can prepare a clear training brief

Set out the goal, participant group, venue, schedule and responsibilities so both sides can assess coaching provision, programme support or coach education.

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Course guides / KINTREON / Updated 2026-09-25

How do L1, L2 and Football Specialist differ?

L1 focuses on delivering foundational fitness sessions. L2 extends assessment, planning and adaptation across a training programme. Football Specialist applies strength, speed and conditioning to football training and match schedules. It is a specialist pathway, not L3.

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Course guides / KINTREON / Updated 2026-09-25

How do learning, assessment and brand coaching authorisation differ?

Learning involves understanding methods and practising them. Assessment reviews coaching skills through session plans, observed delivery and case assignments. Brand coaching authorisation is a separate agreement on scope and responsibilities. Completing learning does not mean passing assessment, and a pass does not automatically grant brand authorisation.

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Course guides / KINTREON / Updated 2026-09-25

How will the L1 pilot work, and how much time should I allow?

L1 is planned around online learning, practical workshops, supported coaching practice, assignments and assessment. Estimated total study time is 80 hours over a recommended 6–8 weeks. The pilot is in preparation; dates, venue and the detailed schedule are to be confirmed. Phone enquiries are available.