International Team Manager

If you would like to become an International Team Manager for BF, you will need additional training and qualifications over and above the basic TM pre-requisites as follows:

International TM (TM3) training  (mandatory)

International TMs will be given practical training, typically involving acting as a Deputy Team Manager on an international trip, usually a Junior World Cup.

BF has recently developed and launched the TM 3 module which covers international trips.

 

Hold a Safeguarding and Protecting Children Certificate (mandatory)

TMs must demonstrate a broad understanding of safeguarding by attending a Safeguarding and Protecting Children in Sport course.

You can find a list of approved courses here, and courses offered by British Fencing on our Upcoming Courses.

 

Have a UKAD certificate (strongly recommended)

There are two courses you can take, the Clean Sport Essentials, is an in-depth course for Athlete Lifestyle Advisors and Support Personnel the course consists of six modules followed by an assessment and there is the Coach Clean course which is shorter and aimed more at coaches but will still give you an understanding of anti doping with regards to those who support athletes. Both courses are free and further details can be found at the UKAD Clean Sport Hub.

About the | UK Anti-Doping (ukad.org.uk)

 

Read GBR Codes Of Conduct and Policies

Individuals wishing to become Registered International Team Manager will need to familiarise themselves with the additional Codes of Conduct and GBR Policies and Guidelines.

 

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