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Drip-feeding tips and advice in short snippets like this ensures your staff are continuing to develop – even if you are struggling to find the time for whole-day training sessions.

A commitment to CPD is crucial in ensuring continued success. While qualifications and external courses are essential, informal in-house and ad-hoc training still needs to be embedded into your development plans.

Remember, successful development is a two-way process. It requires work and involvement from leadership and coaching staff; both parties can help each other.

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Joining a club can be daunting, even for the most outgoing person
Having a welcoming environment is important right from the moment someone finds out about your club through to when they’re an active member. This is key in reducing the barrier to participation and encourages members to become advocates of your club.

Quite often though, clubs may unintentionally overlook some of the factors that create a welcoming environment.

In this blog, we’ll walk you through some practical ideas that will help your club become the place to be.

Before joining Website
Think of your website as a brochure. When prospective members visit your website, they want to find out everything about your club. Scan your website and see how many of the following you can tick off:

Is your messaging clear in what you do and who you target?
Do you have a meet the committee / coaches page?
Do you have an FAQ page which addresses common questions?
Are you posting regular news updates about your club?
Can members join quickly and easily?
Social media and email
Other touchpoints are typically your social media accounts and email. If someone is interested in your club, they might venture onto your Facebook page or send you an email so it’s important to take these points into account.