International

Sports schools

The following list shows some examples of Sports Schools at an international level:

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Development of EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes (2012) (546.66 KB) Dual career quality framework – Research report (2015) (7.27 MB) EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes (2013) (582.25 KB) GEES final symposium (2016) (3.85 MB) GEES handbook for dual career support providers (2016) (11.57 MB) Qualifications/Dual_careers in sports (2016) (1.48 MB) Sports schools – An international review (2007) (463.42 KB)

Relevant publications

Here are some relevant publications.

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Development of EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes (2012) (546.66 KB) Dual career quality framework – Research report (2015) (7.27 MB) EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes (2013) (582.25 KB) GEES final symposium (2016) (3.85 MB) GEES handbook for dual career support providers (2016) (11.57 MB) Qualifications/Dual_careers in sports (2016) (1.48 MB) Sports schools – An international review (2007) (463.42 KB)

Sports conference on dual career and active societies

During the Estonian presidency of the Council of Europe, on September 21, 2017, the Sports conference on dual career and active societies took place.

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UAARE: Supporting dual careers (1.77 MB)

15th annual conference European Athlete Student

At the EAS annual conference, held in September 2018 at the University of Coimbra, UAARE was invited to a keynote speech, whose presentation in English is available below.

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UAARE: Supporting dual careers (1.77 MB)

International Network of Sports Schools

In 2020, the UAARE program was distinguished with a Gold Medal by Microsoft in an international Case Study.

In 2019, the UAARE program was distinguished by the European Institute of Public Administration with a Best Practice Certificate in the European / national category.

In 2018, the UAARE program was selected by UNESCO to be included as a thematic case study in a publication on good practices in mobile learning.