Your Club’s Constitution (sometimes called the Rules) sets out the most basic legal requirements that your Club and its members must (yes, must) follow. By the end of this module you’ll have a good understanding of your own Club’s Constitution and you’ll understand the process that must be followed when changes are needed.
Clubs vary enormously in their purpose, structure, size and level of complexity but in law – and its heart – every club is responsible for ensuring that the members of the Board or Committee work together, as an effective team, to achieve the Club’s Objectives in a way that is responsible, efficient and ethical. We’ll […]
Grants can be a valuable source of income for clubs, but only when they’re pursued strategically, prepared for properly and aligned to what your club is actually trying to achieve. This module gives Committee members and club Managers a practical grounding in grant funding. We cover the different types and sources of grants available to […]
Monthly meetings are when and where the Committee should be doing its most important work. The structure and processes of these meetings can make or break a Club. This module is all about making your meetings effective, inclusive, satisfying, productive and legally compliant. The module will also ensure that you understand your Committee’s legal responsibilities […]
Volunteers are at the heart of community and sporting clubs, but the way people volunteer is changing. This practical module explores current volunteering trends and takes you through the full volunteer management cycle, from planning and recruitment through to engagement and retention. You’ll learn how to attract the right people, create a positive volunteer experience […]
Being part of setting and monitoring the Budget and understanding the monthly and annual financial reports is part of the legal responsibility carried by every Board or Committee member. This module will make sure you understand the basics of the regular reports you should be receiving and you’ll learn what questions you should be asking.
