As the interest and participation in ‘sports for all’ increase, the importance of strengthening
instructors’ competence in the area is also emphasized. The goal of this study is to develop an
effective syllabus for large-sized, instructor-oriented classes in order to equip future leaders of
students with practical abilities. To achieve this goal, this study developed a teaching method
for instructors for sports for all, based on the ADDIE model for students of H Community
College. In order to solve the problems found at the analysis stage, such as environmental
issues and student needs, this study tried to improve the students’ practicum abilities and
leadership competence. Another goal was to enhance self-efficacy in students so that they
would have more confidence in playing the role of leaders. The syllabus development centers
around TAI (Team Assisted Individualization), making the class more effective by strengthening
instructors’ feedback and providing supplementary/in-depth materials online. The students
were encouraged to create portfolios about the progress and results of the class so that they
could reflect upon and evaluate themselves with respect to the class. The teaching method
developed in this study was applied to a real class to analyze its effectiveness. This study
found that the students showed an improvement in self-efficacy and leadership after the
developed syllabus was applied in their classes. The students’ written evaluations of the class
were positive, too. It is suggested that the newly developed syllabus could be used effectively
in developing teaching models and improving the teaching methods of related classes.