THE SCORES PROJECT
Is an EU Erasmus+ exciting new initiative which connects academic experts, sport organisations’ volunteers and representatives and the business sector, from six EU countries – Spain, Italy, Finland, Bulgaria, Belgium and the Netherlands
TARGET GROUPS OF THE PROJECT:
Young athletes
Between 16 to 25 years will participate in the project activities, and should receive a Skills Certificate.
Sport Coaches/Trainers/Mentors
Will benefit from the training of trainers/coaches and are expected to follow the Minor subject on the topic of DC and Athletes’ Skills development.
Sport Managers coordinating DC services
To facilitate the implementation of the Athletes’ Employability Programme in their clubs
Potential employers and public administration
The objective Certification system is key to ensure a better integration of athletes to the labour market.
PARTNERS
Latest news
RESULTS OF THE PRELIMINARY DESK STUDY
AUAS, our Academic partner from Amsterdam, has been focusing on the desk study these last few months. From May until July the partners in Spain, Finland, Bulgaria and Italy were visited to conduct focus groups with athletes, coaches and staff and representatives from the business market. Young and former elite athletes were questioned on their […]
INTERNATIONAL PANEL – UNTAPPING THE EMPLOYEMENT POTENTIAL OF YOUNG ATHLETES
PRESENTATION SCORES NEEDS ASSESSMENT The first Intellectual Output “Study on Developing Skills and Competences in and through Sport resulting in improved employability opportunities for athletes” will be presented. The research results are meant to serve as input for the training program for coaches/trainers including a skills matrix and a pilot program on the detailed implementation […]
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES MEETING IN BULGARIA
Levski Sport For All – Bulgaria. Forty sports and business representatives joined the focus groups to develop a dual-career training program for athletes under the SCORES project.Within two days, AUAS University experts met and discussed the skills that young athletes possess or should possess in order to find their place in the labor market. The […]