The
International Council for Coach Education
About the ICCE
The International Council for Coach Education (ICCE) is a
not-for-profit, international organization with the mission of promoting coaching as an
internationally accepted profession. ICCE members seek to enhance the quality of coaching
at every level of sport.
Every day around the world, tens of millions of athletes
run, jump, throw, catch, swim and participate in other sport activities. And every day
around the world, millions of coaches help those athletes chase their dreams. The ICCE
believes that international collaboration and exchange can accelerate positive change in
the realm of coaching development and help these coaches give athletes around the world a
chance to pursue excellence.
By joining together in the ICCE, members seek to develop an
international framework to share this vision with every nation in the world’s
sporting community.
The target audiences for the ICCE are National
Representative Bodies responsible for coach education; institutions that deliver coach
education; individuals who design and deliver coach education; coaches; and the
international sport community at large.
The expected outcomes of the ICCE initiative are:
- A network of international organizations responsible for the
development of coaches in their respective nations.
- International accords on coaching issues such as ethics,
safety, and knowledge/competency.
- An international coaching culture that supports the values
of Olympism: integrity, honesty, fairness, inclusion, tolerance, and commitment to
excellence.
The ICCE is uniquely qualified to address its mission
because its members comprise the world’s leaders in coaching development. There
exists no other international sports body that focuses on programs for the individuals who
introduce, teach, and deliver sport daily-coaches.
Organizational Structure
The ICCE organizational structure includes a General
Assembly, Board of Directors, Finance Committee, Ethics and Disciplinary Committee, and
Control Committee.
The General Assembly
The General Assembly brings together all ICCE members every
second year. The membership structure includes four categories of members:
Category A - National Representative
Bodies
Category B - Organizations
Category C - Individuals
Category D - Honorary members
Board
of Directors
The Board of Directors consists of eleven members, elected
by the General Assembly to a four year term of office, to include:
A President;
A General Secretary;
A Treasurer:
Five members representing the five continents:
Vice President for Africa, Vice President for the Americas, Vice-President for Asia, Vice
President for Australia/Oceania and Vice President for Europe.
Four additional members
The Board is responsible for establishing the programs,
policies, and procedures of the ICCE.
click here to see Committee members
Control Committee
The Control Committee consists of two members, elected by
the General Assembly to a four year term in office. The Control Committee shall review the
ICCE’s monetary affairs and other actions, and report any errors or omissions to the
General Assembly.
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