May 28, 2021 / By: Alex Byczko / In: Sailing, survey, instructor, data / 0 Comments

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In this, Part 2 of the Checklick Annual Coaches Compensation Survey, we will look at general trends and analyze the survey data.

You can download an extended version of this blog post (with more charts) here!

In Part 3, the final post, we'll do a deep dive into the insights of the data so stay tuned to the Clipboard Blog. 

We will start out with the general distributions of responses.

Let's start with what sport the survey data represents. The data can be directly generalized to the sport of sailing, seeing that 94% of respondents represent the sport. The Other 6% are made up of;

• Powerboating (3%)
• Skiing (1%)
• Snowboarding (1%)
• Judo (1%)
  

With low participation from those other sports, the data can't be directly translated to their respective landscapes, however, the survey can be used as a comparative to one's experience with their respective sport. 

To further whom the data represents, the majority of respondents were from Canada and Ireland.

Checklick is based in Canada and has served the sailing world for several years. The Irish Sailing Association has come online with Checklick in the last few years, we hope to see their coaching number continue to grow as the Checklick system continues to gain users in their country. The other countries responding were;

• United States (1%)
• Caribbean (1%)
• St. Vincent and Grenadines (>1%)
• France (>1%)
  

• Coaching levels
• Age distribution
• Years experience
• Average age by qualification level
• Average years experience by age
• Average years experience by qualification
  

Again, the data is most representative of the sailing scene within Canada and Ireland. Let's take a look at how this breaks down along demographic variables.

Download the remainder of the post below where we analyze;

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