In reply to timmyhobby:
I think the courses are what you make of them. I'll put my hands up as one of the providers (but with the amount of pre/post course work most of us seem to be putting into the Courses I'd hardly call them a money maker) I don't think there is anyone out there who can't stand to learn something- that's why you'll see that providers like Ian Dunn are doing the Awards themselves for the experience.
The way to think about it is that the existing NGBs are the safety/group management side of what you do. The FUNdas are the 'what to coach' (and there is some juggling about the exact level of the content at the moment- perhaps removing some of the content duplicated at CWA/other places- although I often see the basics from FUNdas 1 aren't applied as widely or as well as they might be) and the Coaching Award Training courses are the 'how to coach'.
Some of the things you'll see will be new to you, some won't. Some ideas you'll agree with based on your own experience, some will challenge your perceptions. But in all the trainings/assessments you'll get the opportunity to bring all of your practise together as a climbing coach with feedback from a knowledgeable and also experienced provider. What's not to like?