The EuroHockey Institute – the major outcomes

The EuroHockey Institute project partners have worked hard to deliver 9 major outcomes during the 36-month project which ends in December 2023. 

About the EuroHockey Institute project: 

The EuroHockey Institute’s mission is to deliver world-class education to support national growth. Co-Funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

For more information visit here 

When will the EuroHockey Institute will be formally launched:  

At the EuroHockey General Assembly in August 2023 in Monchengladbach.  

The EuroHockey Institute project partners are:  

Association Royale Belge De Hockey, Fédération Française De Hockey, Copenhagen University, Stichting Orange Sports Forum, Royal Dutch Hockey Federation, Deutsche Hockey Bund, Hockey Magic, Slovenian Hockey Federation, Swiss Hockey Federation. 

Four of the nine project outcome have now been published on the EuroHockey Website and will be submitted to the European Union in due course. You can download the following four outcomes in full by clicking below. 

Intellectual Outcome 1 

TITLE: International Sports Federation Frameworks for Education
DESCRIPTION: An insight report on the education programmes and processes used in international sports federations 

Intellectual Outcome 2 

TITLE: Educational Framework for the Teaching and Learning of Good Governance 

DESCRIPTION: A resource and training information pack for national associations to adopt and implement good governance policy. 

Intellectual Outcome 3 

TITLE: European Hockey Leadership and Management 

DESCRIPTION:  A platform for the development of skill sets to create purposeful learning for those in decision-making roles within hockey. 

Intellectual Outcome 4 

TITLE:  Athlete Dual Career Development 

DESCRIPTION: Implementation of a duty of care pillar for athletes, in sports or business across administration, marketing, and communications 

The project partners will meet in Copenhagen on the 17th and 18th of April to sign off outcomes 5 & 6 and discuss the final deliverables for the institute outcomes 7 (launch), 8 (review), and 9 (legacy). 

Tom Pedersen-Smith, Head of National Associations said “It’s hard to put in short words how unbelievably proud I am of the team that has worked tirelessly during this project. This is game-changing for how we deliver our education programmes.  The Institute will have huge benefits for years to come for all our members as we will be delivering world-class programmes. In addition, we are developing Athlete Duel Career pathways, which I’m really excited about. It will be fantastic to launch the EuroHockey Institute at the upcoming General Assembly and we are indebted to the European Union for having the vision to fund these types of programmes, which has enabled us to engage with the perfect partners who have debated, discussed and agreed on the way forward.” 

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