We have a wide range of courses to help people start, develop and progress their knowledge and expertise across all gymnastics disciplines.

Volunteer recognition is an acknowledgement of accomplishment, reinforces efforts made and is a sign of appreciation.

The British Gymnastics apprenticeship programme runs in partnership with Bridgewater & Taunton College.

The impressions made when someone starts work for a new organisation have a lasting impact on how they view their employer, so a welcoming and effective experience is key to making this first impression a positive one.

The Recreational Gymnastics Judging Resource is focused on raising awareness and providing some foundation level judging knowledge for beginners.

IR35 is also known as ‘the off-payroll working rules’ and ‘the intermediaries legislation’.

Event Volunteering is a great opportunity to be involved in the delivery of major events and competitions, meet new people, and see the event from a unique perspective.

The Performance Pathway is the National Squad structure that support each discipline.

Here is some important information your club needs to support learners who enrol and complete online coaching courses.

We have created supporting documents to help learners and clubs to understand the new online assessment process and support learners through a successful assessment video submission.

How you measure your success depends upon both your goal orientation and that of your participant’s. What are your reasons for engaging and what are your aims?

Our new Gymnastics Activity Instructor accreditation is a comprehensive training course which enables instructors to independently deliver fun and safe gymnastics-based physical activity to school-aged children and adults.

Gymnastics Helper is an introductory course aimed at anyone interested in learning more about how to effectively help in a gymnastics session.

Trampoline Helper is an introductory course aimed at anyone interested in learning more about how to effectively help in a gymnastics session.

This information focuses on what happens at the end of an apprenticeship and aims to help clubs navigate the options available for the apprentice and the club when nearing the end of their programme.

We, as a community, have a moral duty to empower young people to contribute to their own experiences.

At its core, the psychological contract is built on the everyday actions and statements made by one party and how they are perceived and interpreted by the other.

Coach to gymnast ratios are vital to control risks associated with the activities and equipment used in gymnastics.

We have developed a self-help guide for all things relating to mentoring. It can be found here.

We have discipline-specific Judge education courses available to help people develop knowledge and confidence to apply competition rules and judge fairly.

Understand your role as a Level 1 Coach at British Gymnastics.

Understand your role as a Level 2 Coach at British Gymnastics.

These strategies will help you to avoid conflict and ensure you make positive decisions and create effective relationships with your participants.

Our Positive Coaching online course is aimed at Level 2 and above coaches.

Performance management is an ongoing process of communication between a manager and an employee that occurs throughout the year.

We are committed to safeguarding the welfare of all children, young persons, and adults at risk in our sport and our aim is to ensure all who participate in gymnastics have a safe, fun, positive experience and are able to fulfil their potential.

Recruiting new volunteers can seem like a daunting task, and often many clubs do not know where to start.

Good planning is necessary to deliver great gymnastics sessions and will play a vital part in your gymnasts’ success and enjoyment.