• Become a community coach
• Parents and guardians
• Children
• Schools and OSHCS
• Clubs and organisations

Delivering sport and other structured physical activities

Many people become community coaches and deliver for the Active After-school Communities (AASC) program.

Requirements are:

• completion of a free Community Coach Training Program;
• submission of a Probationary registration form; and
• satisfactory completion of a National criminal history police check/working with children check.

Each semester, schools and Out of School Hours Care Services, identify the types of activities they would like delivered to the children participating within the AASC program. Once these activities have been identified, AASC Regional Coordinators will facilitate links between local sports clubs, community organisations and private providers to identify suitable coaches to meet these needs.

It is important to note, that while regional coordinators will undertake discussions with sites to address program design options, the decision to use, or not to use, specific community coaches is at the discretion of the site.