Code of Ethics Basic Awareness Course

Started by Steven Mul, April 27, 2013, 22:33:57

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Steven Mul

I've been in contact with South Dublin County Sports Partnership about running a Code of Ethics Basic Awareness Course for us in UCD. The cost would be €180 for the course and the minimum amount of people needed to run it is 10 (€18 per person) and the max is 16 (€11.25).

I'm pretty sure we could get them to run one next week or the week after exams if people want to get it done soon. It takes 3 hours to complete so it wouldn't take too much time from study. I'm pretty sure this is needed for level 2 trainee instructors.

I'M THINKING OF TRYING TO ORGANISE IT FOR AN EVENING THIS WEEK IF POSSIBLE (18.00-21.00)

Comment if you're interested and what days next week would suit you! Places limited, first come first served!

THIS IS ON WEDNESDAY AT 6.30PM IN MEETING ROOMS 1 &2 (OLD STUDENT CENTRE)

Interested:

WEDNESDAY 1ST MAY:

1. Steven Mulrooney
2. Aoife Sheridan
3. Garbhan Gorman
4. Kieran McKevitt
5. Nadine Jones
6. Maryanne Doyle
7. Niall Finch
8. Kate Barry
9. Diarmuid Ryan
10. Aoife's Brother
11. Eva Du
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Before Exams:
1. Steven (Anytime)
2. Garbhan (Anytime)
3. Niall Finch
4. Aoife
5. Ross
6. Kieran (Anytime)
7. Maryanne (Anytime)
8. Kate Barry (After 6.30)

After Exams:
1. Diarmuid
2. Conor Nohan

kmck

Interested, think I'm free most of this week

Maryanne

Yep, I'm in, this week suits me and all.

Aroo!

DervM

Sorry Steven I'm down home for this week, and then moving home and leaving for the Alps the week after exams.

The Canoeing Ireland website says this: "Attended an Irish Sports Council approved Child Protection Awareness Workshop" - it doesn't mention an ethics course; unless you'd get certified for both?

Douchier

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Quote from: DervM "Flaming Duck" on April 27, 2013, 22:44:09
The Canoeing Ireland website says this: "Attended an Irish Sports Council approved Child Protection Awareness Workshop"
That's what this is. Or The Code of Ethics and Good Practice for Children's Sport in Ireland to use the proper title.


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Steven Mul

Quote from: Douchier on April 27, 2013, 22:52:44
Quote from: DervM "Flaming Duck" on April 27, 2013, 22:44:09
The Canoeing Ireland website says this: "Attended an Irish Sports Council approved Child Protection Awareness Workshop"
That's what this is. Or The Code of Ethics and Good Practice for Children's Sport in Ireland to use the proper title.

You guys could advertise it to more people(other clubs, other colleges) if you wanted to get the cost down. I think that you can take about 20-30 people on these courses (that's about how many I remember being there).

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I contacted the South Dublin County Sports Partenerships and they said max group of 16 (if they come to UCD anyway)

Douchier

Woops, I just spotted that after I posted.

Steven Mul

Quote from: Douchier on April 27, 2013, 22:55:01
Woops, I just spotted that after I posted.

No worries :) This is definitely the correct course though yes? Also are you interested??

Douchier

I wrote a full description of the course and what-not a few weeks ago but can't find it, I think it might have been in the nominations section...

Anyway, the answer is a firm "yes"

It's the standard course for anyone in the country in any sport.


Steven Mul

Deadly! Have you done it or would you like me to put your name down?

Aoife S

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Just waiting to see my hours for work next week, but I'll know tomorrow when I'm free :)

Douchier

Quote from: Steven Mul on April 27, 2013, 23:27:25
Deadly! Have you done it or would you like me to put your name down?
Oh, pardon me. I've done it.

Kater

I'm interested in taking this course, but I finish work at 6:05 p and wouldn't be able to get to UCD until half 6 at the earliest, so I don't think a weekday evening would work for me.

Conor Mohan

Wouldn't mind getting this done but I'm not sure if I'll be in Dublin this week. After the exams would probably suit a bit better.  I think I'll leave this one for another time.

Diarmuid