Supporting those working in
Sport
In Northern
Ireland we rely heavily on the work undertaken by a wide range of
people within our sporting system. Without these people - SDOs, administrators - coaches,
leaders, teachers, officials, club officers etc. there would not
be as many opportunities for people to get involved and stay involved
in sport.
Clearly in order to develop sporting opportunities and raise standards
of performance, there is an ongoing need for
this work force to continually develop its knowledge and skills. This will
ensure the people involved to better manage the changes and increasing demands
that they face For example, child
protection, legislation, insurance litigation etc.
The junior club development pack continues to act as the UK
standard in this area and underpins the club development and training
programme delivered throughout the country.
Running
sport courses, a programme of training courses geared towards improving club
management
and administration.
Kids First
- the development and delivery of a DENI initiated training course
for primary school teachers, coaches and sports development officers
which seeks to develop an understanding of the complimentary roles
of PE and sport in schools.
Sports
Leadership training
Sport For All
Leader Award Scheme - a joint initiative between SCNI and the Irish
Sports Council designed to provide a panel of trained, knowledgeable
and enthusiastic community based sports leaders whose aim is to
encourage more people to become and remain involved in sport and
physical activity.
In addition to training courses the Council manages 2 quality initiatives which
support people working in sport. These include:
Junior Clubmark leaflet details and Quest for Facility
Management and Sports Development services.
Contact for Training Courses: Coaching
NI
Contact for Junior Clubmark: [email protected]
Contact for
Quest: [email protected]
e: [email protected]
t: 028 9038 3854
f: 028 9068 2757
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