• Date: 14 May 2014

The new site has extensive content including a well-developed Resources area to search, have access and download all relevant and useful EOSE and Sport and Active Leisure information and documents (reports, new developments and activities, EU Policies etc.) with special attention to education and employment issues.

EOSE’s website is designed to assist visitors (individuals, Sport organisations, International and National Sports Federations, Sports Ministries and Sports Agencies charged with developing sport, training providers and vocational education providers, etc.) in making well-informed decisions about the sport and active leisure sector in the context of fit-for purpose workforce development.