Informal and non-formal learning in sport coach education

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Dray, K., Weed, M., Fullick, S. and UK Sport 2016. Informal and non-formal learning in sport coach education. Canterbury The United Kingdom Sports Council.

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Authors	Dray, K., Weed, M., Fullick, S. and UK Sport
Type	Project report
Keywords	Non-formal; informal; coach educatiion
Year	2016
Publisher	The United Kingdom Sports Council
Place of publication	Canterbury
Related URL	https://www.canterbury.ac.uk/social-and-applied-sciences/human-and-life-sciences/spear/research-projects/coach-education-uk-sport.aspx
Output status	Published
Print	Jan 2016
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Deposited	07 Oct 2016
Funder	UK Sport

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