CPD Webinars – Winter Series
Ben Hamilton • 5 December 2023

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CPD Webinars – Winter Series

British Canoeing are hosting a number of winter webinars. Sessions are open to all. Instructors, Coaches, Guides and Leaders will automatically have 5 CPD points added to their record for attending each Webinar. British Canoeing members will receive between 50% – 100% discounts on webinar fees, so please ensure your logged in before claiming your space. 


Sessions will be recorded and these recordings and any other resources used in the webinars will be accessible to all ticket holders.


More information regarding the webinars can be found on the Paddles Up Training website.


Click the links below to book your place onto the webinars.

Learning about learning: An exploration into how people develop skill in paddlesport, and how we can help support this – 3 sessions in Jan/ Feb and March with Ed Christian

Taking more control of your Paddling! – 23rd April at 19:30 – 21:00 with Chris Brain 

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