The British Academy of Fencing
Level One
BAF Level One
An introductory award designed for those who wish to begin to teach fencing. Candidates who successfully reach the required standard should be able to take absolute beginners – either singly or in small groups – and to teach them the basic strokes of fencing.
Who is it aimed at?
- Those who are 18 or over and who wish to start to teach/coach
- Those currently without qualifications
- Those wishing to broaden their fencing knowledge
What are the requirements?
- Basic fencing knowledge
- A desire to learn and acquire skills and knowledge
Where do I go for the training?
- To your a local coach with a knowledge of the BAF Coach Education System and/or
- To a weekend coaching session (recommended) and/or
- To a formal residential course (attendance at a residential course is not compulsory)
How do I get qualified?
- By passing an assessment by a BAF Master or a Maître d’Escrime (weapon specific) or a Provost or an Advanced qualified coach (weapon specific) assisted by the holder of a BAF Level 3 Coaching Award (weapon specific)
- The time and place of the assessment can be arranged by mutual agreement between you and the assessor
What will I learn?
- Fencing terminology
- The basic skills of a coach necessary to give the correct openings and conditions for a variety of fencing actions
- How to conduct class and individual lessons
- The key teaching points associated with basic fencing movements
- Health and Safety Information
How long is the course?
- The length of the course is variable to suit yourself, your circumstances and ability
- When you or your coach think you are ready ask for an assessment to be set up
What do I get when I pass?
- A certificate from the BAF
- You are then eligible to apply for membership of the BAF as an ‘Associate of the Academy’. The BAF is an Internationally recognised coaching organisation.
- Associates of the Academy enjoy a number of benefits including insurance cover for coaching activities, discounts on Academy courses, receipt of the Academy Newsletter.
What supporting documentation is there available?
- A syllabus and list of questions
- Key Teaching Points for all of the weapons
- A Glossary of Terminology
- Foreign Language equivalents of English Terminology
An introductory award designed for those who wish to begin to teach fencing. Candidates who successfully reach the required standard should be able to take absolute beginners – either singly or in small groups – and to teach them the basic strokes of fencing.
Who is it aimed at?
- Those who are 18 or over and who wish to start to teach/coach
- Those currently without qualifications
- Those wishing to broaden their fencing knowledge
What are the requirements?
- Basic fencing knowledge
- A desire to learn and acquire skills and knowledge
Where do I go for the training?
- To your a local coach with a knowledge of the BAF Coach Education System and/or
- To a weekend coaching session (recommended) and/or
- To a formal residential course (attendance at a residential course is not compulsory)
How do I get qualified?
- By passing an assessment by a BAF Master or a Maître d’Escrime (weapon specific) or a Provost or an Advanced qualified coach (weapon specific) assisted by the holder of a BAF Level 3 Coaching Award (weapon specific)
- The time and place of the assessment can be arranged by mutual agreement between you and the assessor
What will I learn?
- Fencing terminology
- The basic skills of a coach necessary to give the correct openings and conditions for a variety of fencing actions
- How to conduct class and individual lessons
- The key teaching points associated with basic fencing movements
- Health and Safety Information
How long is the course?
- The length of the course is variable to suit yourself, your circumstances and ability
- When you or your coach think you are ready ask for an assessment to be set up
What do I get when I pass?
- A certificate from the BAF
- You are then eligible to apply for membership of the BAF as an ‘Associate of the Academy’. The BAF is an Internationally recognised coaching organisation.
- Associates of the Academy enjoy a number of benefits including insurance cover for coaching activities, discounts on Academy courses, receipt of the Academy Newsletter.
What supporting documentation is there available?
- A syllabus and list of questions
- Key Teaching Points for all of the weapons
- A Glossary of Terminology
- Foreign Language equivalents of English Terminology
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