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Upcoming Workshop Opportunities​​​​​​​

2026 Schedule​​​​​​​

Cost: 
All online workshops are FREE.
In person fees indicated in table below. 
​​​​​​​*Hutt Valley fee capped at $10
** Match entry included

Sessions open to coaches, managers and umpires of any age, experience or sport code near & far.
We aim to guide you on your learning journey and gain fresh ideas.

Timing: start of season (February-July) and/or end of season (October-November). 

Cost: No cost for online workshops. In-person may come with small fee.
​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Game Analysis coinciding with live match play includes ticket cost.

Duration: 2.5 hours maximum allowing for healthy discussion.

Facilitators: A variety of guests - fantastic opportunity to learn & connect with others.

Prior experience: not essential. Pick and choose topics of interest as suits your learning needs.

NNZ Coaching Framework Community Coach Award Level 1&2
Topic names may alter slightly to aid promotion.
Attendees credited once workshop attended + compulsory online component complete.
Formal (CCA accredited) and informal (interest-focused) learning opportunities on offer.

Request topics of interest, suggest new ideas or be informed of upcoming dates by emailing ndo@netballwellington.co.nz. ​​​​​​​Your input helps us cater to need!​​​​​​​

    Date

     Time

     Level 

     Topic

     Venue

     Cost

     How to attend

     Sun 20 Sep
    		  2.30pm All

     Exploring Film Use webinar with Trent Adam
    This session will provide valuable insights and practical ideas that you can take into your coaching for effective film delivery. Trent has been coaching basketball for 25 years across Community and High Performance environments. He is currently an assistant in the Japanese B league (their premier competition) and has been an assistant and head coach in National League & BBNZ Junior National teams. Open to all coaches to attend, run n parallel with events planned around the upcoming National Secondary Schools Basketball Tournament in Palmerston North.

    		 Online free  Register here


    Are you a beginner or developing coach?
    Te Mahi Ako offer the NZ Certificate in Sport Coaching (Level 3) and are now taking applications for the 2026-27 summer cohort. This facilitated cohort is designed for community coaches who want to sharpen their coaching skills while continuing to coach their own team, in their own sporting code. You'll learn practical, athlete-centred coaching, apply what you learn with your team, and work towards a nationally recognised NZQA qualification.
    Enrolments are open throughout August and September 2026.
    The programme runs for eight months and requires round 2–3 hours per week for self-directed learning, planning and completing practical work, plus six 60-minute online facilitated sessions throughout the programme and on-the-job learning with your own team.
    There is no cost - it is free for eligible New Zealand citizens and residents and Australian citizens and residents.
    ​​​​​​​    More details here.

    Keen to learn online at your own pace?
    Try Sport Tutor online learning
    FREE online learning portal endorsed by Netball New Zealand.
    Access a variety of templates, resources, webinars & test banks.
    Sign up for free and upskill at your own pace, any time, to suit your level of interest.

    2026 Past events

    FREE futureFERNS workshops for coaches of Year 1-8 players

    Each Satellite arranges FREE workshops located conveniently for their associated member coaches to attend.  By attending, coaches gain access to resources which include pre-planned training sessions along with warm-up, cool-down and other information specific to their appropriate junior modified game.  In addition those attending receive guidance on how to interpret the resource, deliver a quality session and tips for instructing their particular age group.  Whether new to netball, returning after some time away from the sport, coaxed from the sideline to help coach or seeking a refresher before the season starts - it's highly recommended to attend so as to boost your confidence and be reassured you're well-supported in your coaching role.

    Satellite in-person workshop dates

    ​​​​​​​FREE online learning via Sport Tutor at your own pace

    ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Netball New Zealand have also arranged FREE self-guided modules anyone can complete at your own pace. 
    ​​​​​​​These are offered online via a portal called Sport Tutor. Sign-up is FREE.
    Access Sport Tutor portal here.
    Access Sport Tutor - How To Guide here

    Sport Tutor online learning is designed for anyone involved in netball including coaches, umpires, managers, players, parents and volunteers and is a great access point for free online workshops and resources in support of self-driven extension and education.

    Sport Tutor topics - accessible for all

    Webinars

    Balance Is Better Webinar Series supported by Sport New Zealand

    Upcoming topics
    Topics feature below once known - click linked webinar title to be taken to registration link    ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​


    ​​​​​​​View past webinars
    If you have a time on your hands and seek some online learning or perhaps couldn't attend past webinars, listen to renowned experts sharing their thoughts in a series of replay webinars discussing elements that create a great sporting environment for young people. Whether a coach, administrator or parent, you’ll be able to take some useful tips and tricks. 

    Sport New Zealand/Ihi Aotearoa - Flow On Effect Series

    Access the Going with the Flow resource designed for young people, educators and active recreation providers

    Off the back of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™, Sport NZ has received funding from the Government’s leverage and legacy programme to ensure the event has a lasting impact for our communities and to kick start conversations in many areas related to female health and wellbeing. 

    We’re aiming to increase education and awareness about female health and menstruation in physical activity, while working to address period poverty. 

    The Flow on Effect is a Sport NZ initiative about: 

    • reducing barriers and stigma around menstruation
    • providing information for adults supporting young people to be physically active
    • empowering rangatahi to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing while staying active.

    Whether you’re a young person or an adult supporting a young person, check out the resources and stories here​​​​​​