Ulster Club Officer Development Training
Ulster GAA has launched its plans for 2020 Club Officer Training which is set to take place in January for all club officers across Ulster’s nine counties.
This year, Ulster GAA is aligning with the National Leadership Programme. This will streamline all training for club officers to minimise the demands on the time of club volunteers, while still providing high quality essential training to empower club officers in their roles going forward in 2020.
The training will be delivered across four clusters and will include two training sessions. The first session is role specific training for people new to their roles in 2020 or any officer wishing to update their skills and knowledge. The second session is topic specific workshops which will deal with key issues facing GAA clubs in 2020 open to all Club Officers/Volunteers.
All clubs are encouraged to ensure that their club is represented at all these training sessions.
Club Officers: Role Specific Training
Ulster GAA in association with Croke Park are offering Club Officers new to their role in 2020 and any club officer wishing to update their skills and knowledge of their role, the opportunity to undertake role specific training.
Role Specific Training is available for:
- Chairperson
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- PRO
- Development Officer
- Coaching Officer (all coaches welcome)
- Irish Language & Culture Officer
The schedule for delivery of this training across Ulster is as follows, all training takes place from 6:30pm-9pm:
Cluster 1: Antrim, Derry, Tyrone – St Pius X College, Magherafelt – Tuesday 7th January
Cluster 2: Armagh, Down – St Paul’s High School, Bessbrook – Thursday 9th January
Cluster 3: Cavan, Fermanagh, Monaghan – Largy College, Clones – Tuesday 14th January
Cluster 4: Donegal – Coláiste Ailigh, Letterkenny – Thursday 16th January
Club Officers: Development Training
The Club Officer Development Training provides club officers with topic specific workshops to prepare them for their duties over the coming year. All clubs are asked to send at least 4 representatives to their cluster event.
The schedule for these training sessions and workshops available are as follows, all training takes place from 6:30pm-9pm:
Cluster 1: Antrim, Derry, Tyrone: St Pius X College, Magherafelt – Tuesday 21st January
- Creating a safe club
- Doing Things Right – Good Governance in your GAA Club
- Upholding disciplinary rules and procedures
- Health & Wellbeing, Maura McMenamin
Cluster 2: Armagh, Down – St Paul’s High School, Bessbrook – Thursday 23rd January
- Creating a Safe Club
- Doing Things Right – Good Governance in your GAA Club
- Upholding disciplinary rules and procedures
- Health & Wellbeing
Cluster 3: Cavan, Fermanagh, Monaghan – Largy College, Clones – Tuesday 28th January
- Doing Things Right – Good Governance in your GAA Club
- Creating a Safe Club
- Getting Work Done in Office 365
- Health & Wellbeing, Maura McMenamin
Cluster 4: Donegal – Coláiste Ailigh, Letterkenny – Thursday 30th January
- Doing Things Right – Good Governance in your GAA Club
- Recruiting, Retaining and Engaging Volunteers
- Getting Work Done in Office 365
- Health and wellbeing, Maura McMenamin
Registration is essential as places are limited for all workshops.
To register log onto www.ulster.gaa.ie/officertraining
Please note, this programme is part of the GAA’s National Club Officer Leadership Programme, Ulster GAA’s Volunteer Development Pathway and meets a requirement of Club Maith.
For further information contact Ashelene Groogan, Ulster GAA on 02837517 180 or email ashelene.groogan.ulster@gaa.ie
By Sinéad Breen Donegal PRO Tue 10th Dec
