Li Xiaodong lecturer at the Women’s Coaching Course in Schwechat

August 14, 2015
1:53 pm
Development

The Course will be held from 7th to 9th of September 2015

ETTU Development Program announces Women’s Coaching Course to be held from 7th till 9th of September in Werner Schlager Academy.

All National Associations members of ETTU are invited and encouraged to send one female coach to attend this Course.

ETTU will cover their full board accommodation expenses (in double room) and also transportation costs from / to Vienna Airport – Schwechat.

If Associations are to send more then one female coach they are supposed to pay the full accommodation and transport packege for the Course (3 days) in full amount of 210€ (single room) and 170€ (double room).

It is our great pleasure to announse that the lecturer for the Coaching Course will be one of the most famous Chinese coaches ever Mr. Li Xiaodong (CHN).

The dead line for your entries is 30th of August 2015

“Looking forward to welcome you all in Schwechat ” said ETTU Development Manager prof. Neven CEGNAR.

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