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Level 2 Coaching
Bursaries Available
The British Judo Association
has successfully secured funding to support coaches wishing to
gain their Level 2 Coaching Qualification.
The funding is a Sport
England underspend and is being managed via the National Skills
Academy. This funding priority for Judo is to support Level 2
coaches and this covers both full Level 2 programme and the assimilation/fast-track
programme.
The bursary is available
to any coach who has not applied for any other coaching bursary
through regional Skills Academy schemes – examples ESF funding
in the South-East, North-West, Yorks and Humberside. Please contact
the National Skills Academy (details below) to check if you are
eligible.
Candidates can apply for
66% of the total cost of the course on a first come first served
basis. A proportion of this funding will be given prior to the
course starting with the remaining allocation given upon completion.
FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
Coaches may seek funding
prior to enrolling onto a level 2 course.
Candidates must have enrolled
and been successfully accepted onto their level 2 course prior
to March 31st 2010.
Enrolment from a British
Judo perspective means we have received your application form
and payment for the course.
FUNDING PROCESS
ALL funding applications
must be made directly to the National Skills
Academy and NOT the BJA. This is a
UK Nationally run scheme
by an external partner and so please contact the National Skills
Academy direct if you have any questions about this bursary.
Funding applications must
be completed on-line via a web-portal.
The National Skills Coaching
Bursary web portal will be live shortly, but in the meantime please
email joanna.kirk@sportactivensa.co.uk
at the National Skills Academy, who is managing the
bursary on our behalf, with British Judo Level 2 Bursary in the
subject header to register your interest.
The National Skills Academy
will then contact the BJA to inform us of your funding application.
Once we have received your
level 2 course application and course payment the BJA will then
confirm these details with the National Skills Academy and payment
will then be made direct to the candidate.
To accommodate this bursary scheme
we are looking at additional level 2 courses so please check the
BJA for updates. Please also register your interest with your
Area staff or via the on-line register of interest as we will
try to accommodate additional demand to ensure we utilise this
bursary.
View the 2010 UKCC calender
here.
All
Sports have received a limited amount of money so apply quickly!
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