St Andrew’s University: Scottish Hockey accreditation club case study
There are many fantastic examples of hockey clubs delivering great initiatives to enable hockey in Scotland. Scottish Hockey will publish a series of case studies, produced by Scottish Hockey accreditation clubs, to share good practice and the experiences of these clubs.
In this second case study of the series, St Andrew’s University explains the key components to the success of their partnership programme to provide the local community with opportunities to play hockey from a young age.
The club worked in partnership a number of partners who offer the opportunity for the local community to play hockey. The programme also provides students with an opportunity to improve their coaching experience and has also now developed into an international project with 4 of the students planning on going to South Africa in 2017 for 5 weeks.
You can download the case study HERE
Scottish Hockey’s Club Accreditation Programme has been designed to support the work of clubs who have ambitions to be the best that they can be. Scottish Hockey’s accreditation clubs play a valuable role in participation in hockey, and there are many rewards and benefits for clubs with accredited status.
Interested in joining Scottish Hockey’s Club Accreditation Programme? For more information, visit HERE.
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