Level 2 Coaching Course SCC (June)

This is the only Level 2 course of 2026. The course will be hosted at Spectrum House, in Clydebank on the 13th & 14th June and the 20th & 21st of June 2026 with the assessment completed remotely/video by the 4th September 2026. Please ensure when signing up for this course you are able to attend all of the dates shown above.

Minimum requirements for entry to the course:

• Applicants MUST be a current member of JudoScotland (and be a JudoScotland member for at least one calendar year prior to application to be considered for funding).
• Age : 17 years + (must be 18 years old by the start date of the course)
• Grade : 1st Kyu (Brown belt)
• All candidates must be familiar with the Gokyo prior to the course starting.

Blended Learning Format:

We now have a blended learning approach to our coaching system, so please read on before going ahead and booking the course. Prior to attending you will have to complete an online section which we have given you two weeks to complete. Once registration is closed, all the candidates will be sent a link to our Bright Space platform for you to work through the online modules.

Register:

Please complete all sections of the application as JudoScotland will be reviewing each case individually and decisions will be made from the information you provide.

Clubs and coaches who are not members of JudoScotland who would like to attend this course should contact paulmcguinness@judoscotland.com to book and will need to pay the non-subsidised fee of £400.

PLEASE READ PAYMENT INFORMATION BELOW

The cost for this course is £400.

*Number of funded places will be limited to 16, course cost will be £400 thereafter.

Over the last fifteen years JudoScotland have received a subsidy from sportscotland to make coaching more affordable to a wider audience.

In 2025/26 sportscotland have updated their focus to shine a spotlight on EDI. This refocus now means that JudoScotland must refresh our subsidy policy moving forward, through our ‘Judo for All’ strategy we have identified some key target groups that will be considered for financial subsidy against our course costs.

For more information on sportscotland updated policy please visit their website here.

JudoScotland will consider course subsidy applications from all qualifying JudoScotland members who sit in one or more of our target groups for 2025/26.

• Females
• Members 16 years to 25 years

With consideration of the additional following categories where possible:

• Members from rural areas
• Disabled members
• Members from ethnic minorities
• Members living in 20% most deprived area according to the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD)

Successful applicants will receive funding at the rate of 25%, 50% or 75% towards the cost of their course.

To see if you qualify for subsidy for this event please complete the online form when you have selected your ticket.

If your application for subsidy is successful, a partial refund will be issued to you (upon completion of the course), you will also be notified by email.

If the applicant agrees to the subsidy offered and accept, they must complete the course within the dates advertised, failure to adhere to the agreed dates will result in the funding being forfeited and the applicant being invoiced for the required amount or the subsidy not being granted.

THE DATES ABOVE MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE