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Using rugby to tackle transition

By | 13th April 2017

Bath Rugby is providing new courses designed to help service leavers transition into civilian life and a find a career in sport.

These courses are specifically designed course for ex-servicemen and women and those in Resettlement who are interested in rugby.

Course features:
Sports specific qualifications and completing work placements, CV writing, interview skills, sports industry information day, job search.

RFU Level 2 coaching qualification and coaching experience in a range of environments including schools and clubs.

Dates:
24 ‘ 28 April 2017
12  – 16 June 2017

Time:
10am ‘ 5pm (TBC)

Venue: Tidworth Leisure Centre, Nadder Rd, Tidworth SP9 7QN

Sign up at http://bathrugbyfoundation.com/tacklingtransition

For more information please contact Rob Pickup:
Robert.Pickup@Bathrugby.com or 07907781303

Tacklingtransition

 

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