07.01.2015, 11:30
EHF Open Master Coach and Licensing Course 3rd Module now available online

NEWS REPORT: Documentation of the course’s final stage, which took place on the fringes of the Women’s EHF EURO 2014, can now be found on the activities website

EHF Open Master Coach and Licensing Course 3rd Module now available online

Györ was the site of the third module of the EHF RINCK Convention Open Master Coach and Licensing Course. Participants from 15 countries across Europe gathered for the final stage on 6-12 December 2014.

The third module focused mainly on the participants’ theses, which they had worked on since the second module took place in June.

Lectures from Hungarian handball legend Peter Kovacs, Chairman of the EHF Technical Refereeing Committee Dragan Nachevski, Swiss national men’s coach Rolf Brack and Dutch expert Monique Tijsterman also formed part of the programme. Documentation of the module is now available on the EHF's Activities website.

The completion of the course also means that congratulations are in order for the latest people to receive the EHF Master Coach diploma and the highest EHF licence, the Pro Licence:

Jörg Sibral (AUT)
Simona Spiridon (AUT)
Marko Koks (EST)
Kalmer Musting (EST)
Alexander Koke (GER)
Roland Nemes (HUN)
Alfred Gislason (ISL)
Michael Niederwieser (ITA)
Stefche Alushovski (MKD)
Danilo Brestovac (MKD)
Alex Curescu (NED)
Rene Romeijn (NED)
Mark Schmetz (NED)
Rolando Jorge Costa de Freitas (POR)
Antonio Lopes (POR)
Maria Eugenia da Costa Semedo (POR)
Emil Vlad Caba (ROU)
Stefan Constantin (ROU)
Aihan Omer (ROU)
Eliodor  Voica Eliodor (ROU)
Dragan Djukic (SRB)
Peter Bachmann (SUI)
Miriam Pupalova (SVK)

Meanwhile, three Level Two coaches became Level Three coaches and received the EHF Coaching Licence at the end of the course:

Constantin Iolia (GBR)
Ambroise Salaün (GBR)
Shahar Haber (ISR)

The next instalment of the programme is planned to begin in January 2016 at the next Men’s EHF EURO in Poland.

TEXT: EHF / cor