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Cricket Fiji boosts coaching with new ICC Tutors

From FBC News · () English

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  • Cricket Fiji's Development Manager and Officer completed the ICC East Asia Pacific Level 1 Coach Tutor Course in Brisbane.
  • The course equips participants to train coaches, enhancing Cricket Fiji's capacity for a stronger coaching system.
  • Both individuals are now recognized ICC Tutors, ready to develop more coaches in Fiji.

Cricket Fiji has taken a significant step in developing its coaching infrastructure with the successful completion of the ICC East Asia Pacific Level 1 Coach Tutor Course by Development Manager Joeli Mateyawa Seuvou and Development Officer Vulisere Waqavakatoga.

The three-day program, held in Brisbane, Australia, focused on training participants to become ICC-recognized Tutors. This qualification equips them with the necessary skills to train and develop more coaches within their respective countries.

Following the course, both Seuvou and Waqavakatoga have officially become ICC Tutors. Seuvou highlighted the valuable knowledge gained, emphasizing its direct applicability to cricket development in Fiji. The ICC Training and Education program aims to provide structured learning pathways for various cricket roles globally.

The appointment of these two ICC Tutors will significantly enhance Cricket Fiji's ability to build a more robust and sustainable coaching system. This development is expected to strengthen the sport from the grassroots level all the way up to the national pathway.

the course provided valuable knowledge that can be directly applied to cricket development in Fiji.

— Joeli Mateyawa SeuvouFollowing the successful completion of the programme, both Seuvou and Waqavakatoga are now recognised as ICC Tutors.
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