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Coordinated by EOSE with the support of 12 other expert partners, V4V is an Erasmus+ transnational initiative which aims to analyse the sport volunteer workforce, improve recruitment and retention, and create an innovative online self-assessment tool which identifies and showcases their skills and competences to potential employers and education providers. […]

The 11th and 12th of April 2018 sees the kick-off meeting for a new project funded through the Erasmus+ Sport programme of the European Union. The ONSIDE ‎project will, for the first time, explore the generic skills and competences of sport officials and develop new education courses relevant across all […]

“Improving skills for sport administration in Europe is a crucial process in the development and professionalisation of the whole sport sector, and we should be proud to have pioneered a series of innovative outputs during the S2A-Sport project. The interest from the sector has clearly been demonstrated and we have […]

Mark Cutajar is the CEO of Sport Malta. Few days before the hand over of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union to Estonia, it is a pleasure and an honour for EOSE that he agreed to contribute highlighting key challenges and opportunities ahead with as special focus […]

On the 25th of April 2017, the IOC has announced the composition of the IOC Commissions for 2017 whose members are designated by IOC President, Mr Thomas Bach. The IOC commissions provide assistance to the IOC and Olympic Games Organising Committees, while providing in particular some recommendations. The review of […]

EOSE is strongly believing in the benefits of international learning mobility under all its forms. We concluded the Feasibility conducted in 2014 by mentioning “Not only do we strongly believe that immense benefits could be reached if the sector adopts a culture of Learning Mobility, we are convinced that this […]