BCAB recruit Rafting Tech Group members
Ben Hamilton • 18 July 2024

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BCAB recruit Rafting Tech Group members

Join the BCAB Rafting Tech Group


British Canoeing Awarding Body are looking for Rafting specialists to join the Rafting Tech Group to help shape, advise and provide recommendations to our qualifications and awards.


Applications are now open for anyone who feels they are able to commit and contribute for a 4-year period. Throughout this period, projects will include contributing to the supporting the development of technical and tactical resources.


We are currently recruiting for two Rafting Tech Group Members.


Please read the Technical Groups Terms of Reference and complete the Application Form (Please note, members of the Technical Group do not need to be members of Paddle UK or the National Associations).


Applications will close at 6pm on Wednesday 4th September with a review of all applications and appointments made shortly afterwards. If you have any questions, please contact natasha.devonshire@paddleuk.org.uk.

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