Published: 20 August 2012
Event: Sportscotland Coaching, Officiating & Volunteering Awards 2012 - now open!
sportscotland & Scottish Cycling wants coaching to be valued by more people in Scotland and our coaches and coaching system to be world renowned. We are committed to recognising and rewarding their success. The sportscotland Coaching Awards were established in 2010 to recognise coaches, and winning coaches receive a cheque to put towards their development, a momento and certificate, and local award ceremonies are held to recognise their achievement. This year, we have incorporated new officiating and volunteering categories and have renamed the awards to reflect this. This change is aimed at showcasing our commitment to these areas of sport, and broadening the reach and audience of the awards.
These awards represent a unique way for sportscotland and our partners in local authorities, governing bodies and the institute of sport network to recognise coaching, officiating and volunteering achievement within their individual sports and local authority areas.
The categories for the 2012 awards are as follows:
• Young person’s coach of the year
• Community coach of the year (previously participation coach)
• Development coach of the year
• Performance coach of the year
• Young coach of the year
• Disability coach of the year
• Technical official of the year
• Young volunteer of the year
• Volunteer of the year
Help us to promote the sportscotland Coaching, Officiating and Volunteering Awards 2012 and please take part - nominations are now open!
Download a form at www.sportscotland.org.uk/COVawards
