Organising your first ever event in 2017? Or been organising events for years but want to take your next event up a level?
Scottish Cycling will be holding an Event Organiser Conference and Training Day on Sunday 12th February 2017 between 10am-4pm at North Inch Community Campus, Perth.
You will get the opportunity to talk to British Cycling’s Neil Atkinson, Cycle Sport Education Manager and Nigel Cowell-Clark, Cycle Sport Risk Manager as well as listen to presentations about:
- Results Technology (Mark Young, myeventtiming)
- Women’s Events
- Sessions tailored to Road and Off Road Events
- How to promote and market your event (Gillian Lambie, Scottish Cycling)
The day will finish with the opportunity to ‘ask the panel’ featuring a range of guest Event Organisers – so come armed with questions!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to #SCLearn more and boost your event up to the next level.
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Lunch and refreshments will be provided on the day and donations towards tea and coffee would be appreciated.
Are you still a bit unsure? Read about last year’s conference here: A weekend of #SCLearn
Commissaires and Event Organisers ready for the race. Good job Scottish Cycling staff for providing excellent conference/training.#SCLearn
— Jim Murray (@JimMurr38034286) February 7, 2016
Good day @ScottishCycling with Event OrganiserTraining. Great to see so many new Event Organisers.
— Justine Cameron (@westerntitans) February 7, 2016
Watch this space #HebridesMtb #SCLearn
Apparently we are doing it right☺️ #SCLearn @ScottishCycling pic.twitter.com/wFx0qDJa7E
— CritUnderTheCastle (@castle_crit) February 7, 2016
.Any questions, or dietary requirements, please email volunteer@scottishcycling.org.uk
How to get here
By bicycle: The closest National Route is the 77 which passes just north of the campus. See the Sustrans website for details.
By car: Accessible from the A9. Take the A912 at the Inveralmond Roundabout and drive about 5 minutes to a mini roundabout. At this roundabout take the first exit onto Gowans Terrace. After another few minutes you reach the campus.
Car parking is available in the campus car park to the left just before reaching the campus itself. There is also disabled car parking to the right of the main campus building.
Alternatively check out North Inch’s Park and Stride initiative to park a short distance away and walk the remainder.
By public transport:
On a Sunday the number 9 stagecoach bus takes you from Mill Street in Perth City Centre to “The Rookery” a 5 minutes’ walk from North Inch Community Campus.
Alternatively, it is around a 10 minute cycle from Perth Train Station to the campus.
