Month: November 2015

Fascial movement taping course from RockTape (Jan 8th/9th, 2016)

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RockTape will be delivering two practical kinesiology taping seminars within the Human Performance Centre in the New Year on Friday 8th Jan (Fascial Movement Taping Level 1) and Saturday 9th Jan (Fascial Movement Taping Level 2), with 50% discount on the usual course fees for all students within the School of Sport & Exercise Science (so £72 per day). Students are welcome to book for both or one day but RockTape suggest only booking onto the FMT2 (Sat 9th Jan) if you plan to complete/have enrolled onto the first day (FMT Level 1) or you have previously done a taping course. Prior massage/therapy qualifications of students (or lack of) is not an issue – all undergraduate students on previous courses have found it useful. If you are still unsure whether you would be suited to the course see the following document (Seminar_pre_read ), which gives some recommendations regarding further reading prior to attending a RockTape course. However, the practical part of the FMT1 day presumes that people have no previous taping experience so everyone starts in the same boat.

If you are interested then the course information/booking page is now live and can be found by clicking on the link below:

http://shop.rocktape.net/lincoln-fmt1-2-seminar-8th-9th-january-2016-join-us-for-1-or-both-days/

University of Lincoln School of Sport & Exercise Science students: if you put the code lincoln1 into the ‘coupon code’ box when paying for the course online it will reduce the fee by 50%, this will work for booking the one day course and both days. Any issues/questions etc. get in touch with the course provider in the first instance via the below web page or general questions can be emailed to Danny Taylor at dtaylor@lincoln.ac.uk.

Train to Teach Information Event, Tuesday 1st December

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The School of Education in partnership with the Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance (LTSA)  and St. George’s Academy invite you to attend a:

Train to Teach Primary* and Secondary Teaching Information Event

Tuesday 1st December 2015
17.00 – 18.00
Atrium, Minerva Building

Refreshments and finger food will be provided

RSVP: Beverley Potterton by email bpotterton@lincoln.ac.uk by noon, 27th November 2015

The Primary and Secondary Teaching information event will provide you with an opportunity to engage with and talk to members of the School of Education, St. George’s Academy and Lincoln Teaching School Alliance (LTSA), about a career in teaching.

Please come along to find out more about the one year school-based training programme.

* Primary PGCE programme is subject to validation by the University of Lincoln

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Interested in Coaching Gymnastics in Lincoln?

swillmott / / Positions, Volunteering

Lincoln City Gymnastics Club are looking for people who either already hold a British Gymnastics Women’s Artistic Gymnastics coaching qualification or who would like to learn to coach skills on bars, beam, floor and vault.

They are based at St Peter and St Paul’s School in Lincoln.

For more details, please see here: Lincoln City Gymnastics Poster

 

University Football Activator / Mars Just Play Coordinator

swillmott / / Positions, Volunteering

These positions from Lincolnshire FA are both still open to applications from University of Lincoln students, but must be filled soon. They represent excellent opportunities for personal development, gaining experience and building networks within football. Previous students who have taken these roles have gone on to get paid positions within Lincolnshire FA, for example.

For more details, please see the announcements on the Students Union sports volunteering page:

https://www.lincolnsu.com/volunteering/opportunities/community/sport

or contact Sophie Bartup at Sophie.Bartup@lincolnshirefa.com for more information.

Apply now!

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Multiple Opportunities, Lincs FA Girls Centre of Excellence

swillmott / / Positions, Volunteering

Lincolnshire FA Girls Centre of Excellence are looking for student volunteers to help in a number of areas:

1. Video Analysis

The centre would welcome the opportunity to allow students to provide video footage of both training & matches. Home matches would be the main focus to capture footage that can be used to provide technical and tactical feedback to players.

Home games are played at Lincoln Christ Hospital School kick off times 10:30am

 

2. Strength & Conditioning

Players within the centre need specific strength and conditioning coaching once a week. The coach will work with all age groups;

Under 11’s, Under 13’s, Under 15’s, Under 17’s

and be responsible for developing a training programme in relation to specific strength & conditioning.

 

3. Nutritional Workshop

Students will have the opportunity to present a nutritional workshop to players at an elite level. Classroom and smart board facilities are made available, the workshop can be delivered within a flexible format but must be relevant to the Lincolnshire FA Girls Centre of Excellence programme.

 

4. Sports Psychology Workshop

Students will have the opportunity to present a sports psychology workshop to players at an elite level. Classroom and smart board facilities are made available, the workshop can be delivered within a flexible format but must be relevant to the Lincolnshire FA Girls Centre of Excellence programme.

 

If you are interested in any of these positions, or would like to know more, please contact Sandy Willmott at swillmott@lincoln.ac.uk

 

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