These two separate courses take place on the same day (Saturday 25th November), from 10am till 4pm at Sir Stanley Matthews Sports Centre (Staffordshire University Sports Hall). The cost of the course is £60 for both, with the registration deadline being the end of play on Tuesday 28th November 2017.
If those would like more info or want to register there interest/place on a course could please send an email over to Arron Dunn on A.dunn@staffs.ac.uk. I will then provide you with the next steps in terms of payment.
HANDBALL:
Developed by StreetGames and England Handball, the workshop provides learners with game ideas and the basic rules of handball in order to introduce the sport to people in their community.
Participants combine their existing coaching and leadership skills and experience with the games and challenges in the workshop to learn how to engage young people in handball for the first time.
By the end of the workshop attendees will be able to: understand handball and the fundamental skills needed to play; deliver basic handball activities to groups of young people; understand and apply basic rules for informal handball games; and organise handball challenges and social competitions.
Who is it for: Community sport project leaders, coaches and volunteers
Course prerequisites: There are no compulsory pre-requisites for this workshop. It offers the chance to build on skills previously gained through courses such as the Sports Leaders UK Level 1, 2 and 3 awards; national governing bodies of sports awards; and youth and community qualifications.
DODGEBALL:
Developed by StreetGames and UK Dodgeball Association, the workshop provides learners with game ideas and the basic rules of dodgeball in order to introduce the sport to people in their community.
Participants combine their existing coaching and leadership skills and experience with the games and challenges in the workshop to learn how to engage young people in dodgeball for the first time.
By the end of the workshop attendees will be able to: understand dodgeball and the fundamental skills needed to play; deliver basic dodgeball activities to groups of young people; understand and apply basic rules for informal dodgeball games; and organise dodgeball challenges and social competitions.
Who is it for: Community sport project leaders, coaches and volunteers
Course prerequisites: There are no compulsory pre-requisites for this workshop. It offers the chance to build on skills previously gained through courses such as the Sports Leaders UK Level 1, 2 and 3 awards; national governing bodies of sports awards; and youth and community qualifications.
This two courses are a real bargain and I look forward to hearing from you soon.