Soft Skills–Willingness of Taekwondo Coaches in Croatia for Learning: Sex Differences

The paper deals with researching the preferences of taekwondo coaches related to education on soft skills, such as critical thinking and stress management, that have not been given attention in formal and traditional forms of education. The research was conducted on a sample of 102 taekwondo coaches. The results showed that taekwondo coaches show an interest in additional education that would include learning various soft skills. In addition to the types of soft skills, the paper also presents the coaches’ views on what is important to them in education, such as the price or the possibility of attending online programs. In this paper, the coaches’ preferences were analyzed according to sex. The results showed that there are no sex differences in preferences for learning soft skills. The results presented in this paper have strong practical implications, both for the further education of taekwondo coaches and for the development of lifelong training of coaches in Croatia in general.

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European Journal of Sport Sciences
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.24018/ejsport.2024.3.5.182
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Physical Education and Pedagogy
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Soft Skills–Willingness of Taekwondo Coaches in Croatia for Learning: Sex Differences

Valentina Pavlović Vinogradac, Danijel Bursać
European Journal of Sport Sciences
Physical Education and Pedagogy
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Soft Skills–Willingness of Taekwondo Coaches in Croatia for Learning: Sex Differences

Valentina Pavlović Vinogradac, Danijel Bursać
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Abstract

The paper deals with researching the preferences of taekwondo coaches related to education on soft skills, such as critical thinking and stress management, that have not been given attention in formal and traditional forms of education. The research was conducted on a sample of 102 taekwondo coaches. The results showed that taekwondo coaches show an interest in additional education that would include learning various soft skills. In addition to the types of soft skills, the paper also presents the coaches’ views on what is important to them in education, such as the price or the possibility of attending online programs. In this paper, the coaches’ preferences were analyzed according to sex. The results showed that there are no sex differences in preferences for learning soft skills. The results presented in this paper have strong practical implications, both for the further education of taekwondo coaches and for the development of lifelong training of coaches in Croatia in general.

European Journal of Sport SciencesVol. 3(5)
University of Zagreb (HR), College of Occupational Safety and Health (HR), University North (HR), Klinička bolnica Merkur (HR), Ministry of Construction and Physical Planning (HR)
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