Better hockey starts here

Learn new skills. Build confidence. Enjoy your hockey.

Whether you play hockey, coach a team, manage a junior side or support a young player, GHC has practical online learning to help you make the most of your role. Choose what interests you and learn at your own pace.

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The courses open on GHC’s Thinkific learning website.

Practical GHC guidance

Looking for an answer to use at training or in your own hockey? Read GHC’s practical guidance without enrolling in a course.

Playing and developing at GHC — player and family choices, early years, transitions, Masters and all five full guides.
Coaching and learning questions — choose a challenge, understand difficulty, give feedback, help a later beginner and recognise improvement.

Use a short answer or open the relevant guide section. The courses below offer another way to explore a topic.

Find learning that suits you

Start with your role, then explore topics that help you on and off the field.

Players

Develop skills, improve decisions and get more from training and games.

Coaches

Plan better sessions, support every player and build your coaching confidence.

Team managers

Understand the job, organise your team and make the season run smoothly.

Parents & carers

Help young players enjoy hockey, grow in confidence and feel supported.

Junior player skills

Burra Junior Skills brings together eight free courses for junior players around 12. Explore receiving, passing, carrying, finding space, defending and the next action after winning the ball. Choose a topic that interests you; the numbering is a reference, not a required learning order.

Choose a junior hockey course →

The junior course menu holds the full selection. Each course opens on GHC’s Thinkific site, where you can read its outline before deciding to enrol.

How it works

Choose a topic and read the course information before deciding to enrol. Follow Thinkific’s sign-in or account instructions when prompted. The junior course pages include a Return to menu link.

Online explanations and decisions can give you something useful to try at training. Practise physical hockey skills with suitable equipment, space and supervision, asking for coaching help where needed. Completing a course does not by itself show that a skill is reliable in play or establish selection readiness or clearance to help coach.

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An online learning initiative from Greensborough Hockey Club.