British Canoeing Awarding Body is delighted to launch the NEW Assessing Competence in the Paddlesport Environment (ACPE) eLearning.
British Canoeing is pleased to work in partnership with AdventureSmart in raising safety awareness when Stand Up Paddleboarding.
We hear from Hayley and Jo who talk us through setting up their new SUP business, talking us through their journey to becoming British Canoeing SUP Sheltered Water Coaches and why they love being a Delivery Partner!
This edition includes the NEW Risk Management and Risk Assessment eLearning, a reminder about the environmental definitions and the UK Coaching Sudden Cardiac Arrest Digital Toolkit. July is also Go Paddling Month, so you have the opportunity to promote your event or register your paddles for prizes!
British Canoeing is pleased to introduce the NEW Risk Management and Risk Assessment eLearning.
UK Coaching has recently launched a free life-saving free digital learning toolkit, which will help you gain the knowledge and confidence to respond quickly and appropriately in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest.
In 2020, British Canoeing Awarding Body introduced a NEW supportive points based CPD process. Aligned with our Educational Philosophy, CPD is now individualised, allowing the Instructor, Coach and Leader to consider what areas they may need to develop.
With lots of new paddlers taking to the water, we are pleased to share your opportunity to advertise your sessions during Go Paddling month, as well as a reminder that YOU can deliver the Personal Performance Awards. We also have a range of resources including free wildlife guides, technical advice guidance, guidance for parents and a Sudden Cardiac Arrest digital toolkit.
Launched in January 2021, the NEW Paddlesport Touring Leader supports you to lead fun, safe and enjoyable mixed craft journeys, on moderate inland water. This new award is already proving popular and hear from Emily, newly qualified Paddlesport Touring Leader.
For both of us, paddleboarding is not just about the sport, it’s a way of life. We both grew up next to Paddle Cabin’s home, yet we met at sunrise at the summit of mount Snowdon, our favourite mountain, back in 2014 and never looked back.
We loved our coaching journeys with British Canoeing. When travel was allowed last year, we spent as much time as we could exploring Kent and its secret hidden SUP spots, paddling 350km of our local waterways.
Invasive Non Native Species Week takes place between 24 - 31 May 2021 and is a join initiative, led by the GB Non-native Species Secretariat (NNSS) and Defra (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs). During the week, a wide range of organisations come together, aiming to raise awareness of invasive non-native species (INNS) and how they can impact us all.
