The application process for hosting ETTU Development Camps in 2026 is now open

The application process for hosting ETTU Development Camps in 2026 is now open. The deadline for submitting the final application is Friday, 28 November 2025. You can find relevant documents here.

Applications are open to all Member Associations and Training Centres that are part of the Network of European Training Centres. The selection of hosts will be based on the evaluation of the applications, and to avoid date clashes with the Europe Youth Series and WTT Youth Events.

For Member Associations that already hosted a camp in 2024 or 2025 and wish to organise it again in the same venue and under the same conditions, there is no need to fill in the application form again. Please simply confirm your interest and provide:

  • Updated prices (if any)
  • Proposed dates.

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