ESF held the first Level 3 Coaching Diploma Course in 2010.  It was a two two part course - the first part of the course took place from 10-13 June in Ljubljana, Slovenia.  The second part of the course took place from 10-12 September in Luxembourg. The Level 3 course aims to produce coaches capable of working up to elite level.  All participants must have completed an ESF Level 2 Coaching Diploma Course or provide proof of an equivalent qualification and level of competence.  All participants must also have a reasonable standard of English as the course requires participation in debates and the making of presentations (in English).

The fourth Level 2 course took place from 4-7 March 2010 in Prague, Czech Republic. The course tutor was Peter Hirst from England with assistant tutors Michael Khan (Austria), Colin White (Hungary) and Ronny Vlassaks (Belgium). 

Front Row: Artem Shandybin (Ukr), Tomas Hrazsky (Cze), Zeta Tzamalouka (Gre), Kostiantyn Rybalchenko (Ukr), Stepan Marko (Cze).
Back Row: Colin White, Michael Khan, Ronny Vlassaks [assistant tutors], Peter Hirst (course tutor), Jan Mutina (Cze), Pavel Sladecek (Cze), Lubos Walter (Cze), Danny Hutchines (Lux), J C Schmidt (Lux), Aliis Allas (Est), Tomas Forter (Cze), Jaroslav Kaleta (Cze), Marcin Kozik (Pol), Maciej Klis (Pol).
Also (not in photo): Dominik Sacha (Cze), Mantas Kociunas (Lat).
 

The third Level 2 course took place from 17-21 January 2009 in Bratislava, Slovakia, tutored by Mike Harris from England.

Course Participants: (from left to right) 
Dobroslav Vlcek (CZE), Marek Manik, Martin Kostolansky (both SVK), Jan Roll (CZE), Gadi Koren (ISR), Daniel Verhoeven (LUX), Zoltan Kompis (HUN), Marcin Leszewicz (POL), Nadav Vilensky (ISR), Tomaz Jenko (SLO), Tutor Mike Harris (ENG), Filip Madaric (CRO), Elena Isaeva, Sergey Kostrykin (both RUS), Michal Dobrowolski (POL), Tomaz Prelesnik (SLO), Nathan Sneyd (LUX)