New e-learning hub in partnership with Sport Integrity Australia
We are delighted to announce that Play by the Rules in partnership with Sport Integrity Australia will now host the PBTR online training modules on the Sport Integrity Australia e-learning hub.
Sport Integrity Australia - e learning hub
A key recommendation of the Wood Review proposed a single identifiable education and outreach platform be established to develop and coordinate education, training and outreach courses.
Hosting the Play by the Rules online training modules on the Sport Integrity Australia e-learning hub creates a single destination for all sporting codes and administration staff to access educational materials and training in one convenient location.
Introduction to Integrity
Welcome to the Introduction to the Integrity of Sport mini-course. This is the recommended start point for the Integrity in Sport series of mini-courses. Once completed you will be ready to tackle some of the other mini-courses in this series you'll find below.
What will you learn from this mini-course?
- What integrity in sport means
- The main integrity issues facing grassroots sport today
- What policies and protections exist that prevent integrity issues occurring
- Reflect on how integrity issues can occur and why integrity matters in sport
Integrity in sport issues are as old as sport itself and date back to the first Olympic Games. These days issues around illicit drugs in sport, performance enhancing drugs, match fixing, doping issues, gambling and even grass roots issues around discrimination and harassment in sport from coaches and parents occur across sport on a weekly basis.
Sports and governing bodies have introduced policies and programs to address these issues but still they continue. This mini-course will provide an overview of the issues around the integrity of sport, how they occur, why they occur and some of the things that have been done to address them.
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Course convenor:
Dr Paul Oliver
Oliver & Thompson Consultancy
