Powerhoop will be running an instructor training course in the Human Performance Centre, University of Lincoln on March 19th 2017. More details can be found here: http://www.powerhoop.co.uk/instructor_training http://www.powerhoop.co.uk/it
Lincolnshire FA will be delivering a Level 1 coaching course at the University Sports Centre early next year, with six sessions between February 12th and March 12th. The cost for students is £180. More details about the course and how to apply can be found here: https://eventspace.thefa.com/lincolnshirefa/participant/arrangement.aspx?id=177262#regform
The School’s inaugural video update is now available, with news on changes to our programmes, assessment procedures, student and School achievements etc! Thanks to Dan Bishop for creating the video, and please let us know what you think of it!
Lincolnshire Sport are offering a number of opportunities for students to become involved with sports volunteering in the county. Outlines of some of these are given below, but for more information please contact Navaz Sutton (navaz.sutton@lincolnshiresport.com ; 01522 730325) or see the Lincolnshire Sport website. Lincolnshire Show (June 2017)...
Challenger Sports are recruiting coaches to work in the USA and Canada in summer 2017. They are looking for coaches who are energetic, enthusiastic, have experience with coaching, self starters who love soccer and are keen to experience the excitement of travelling and working overseas which will also add experience and qualifications...
Arthritis Research UK Centre for Sport, Exercise and Osteoarthritis are offering an excellent opportunity for third-year students with an interest in research in sport, exercise and osteoarthritis (and who will graduate in 2017 with a first or upper second class degree). The 8-week Internship Scheme provides the opportunities to: Obtain first-hand experiences of...
Congratulations to Dennis Newton who has received a British Canoeing Regional Volunteer & Recognition Award and been nominated for the National Award for his work in the UK with the Athlete Support Programme (ASP) and the GB freestyle team, alongside other projects for recreational paddling. These honours are just the latest recognition...