Opportunities for taking part in Sport

i)Participant
ii)Leader
iii)Official
iv)Volunteer


i) Participant:

- Natural Ability is fundamental

- needs to have a sound knowledge of the game, tactics and rules.
- needs to be motivated and determined for success.
- needs to have good fitness and ability.

ii) Leader:

-Needs a lot of skills

- needs to have a sound knowledge of the game, tactics and rules
- needs to be able to analyse performance and improve based on the analysis
- needs to have good communication skills and organisation
- needs to be a good communicator and have the patience level to handle everyone.

iii) Official:

-Needs to be fit

- needs to have a sound knowledge of the game and rules.
- needs to be confident and fair
- needs to have patience

iv) Volunteer

- Doesn't need to know how the game works but it is always to good to know.

- needs to be well organised
- needs to be able to spend time in their spare time for this.
- good communicator and good patience.


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