About the ICC Cricket Administrator Programme (CAP)
About the ICC Cricket Administrator Programme (CAP)
What is it? The ICC Cricket Administrator Programme (CAP) is a series of cricket based modules which cover many aspects involved in running a Cricket Club or National Federation. The programme currently has four modules which cover how to hold ‘Effective Meetings’, ‘Financial Management’, how to deliver ‘Community Cricket’ and ‘Governance’. A ‘Sponsorship and Marketing’ module and further modules will be developed throughout 2010. How does it work? If you wish to be involved in CAP and enjoy the benefits it can bring to your Members, you can simply contact your regional office – each of which now has a CAP representative. The regional CAP representative will assist you in identifying the steps you need to take to manage a sustainable education system in your country, which may include the identification of someone to manage or oversee the delivery of the modules. CAP modules are delivered by individuals who have completed the ICC Assessor and Presenter Training, or other appropriately qualified people. For example, a professional from a local company or a Club sponsor may be able to deliver the module on how to hold ‘Effective Meetings’. The ICC Assessor and Presenter Training programme is also available free of charge to all Members. For further information on this programme, please see the ‘About ICC Assessor and Presenter Training’ document. Why was it developed? CAP was developed in response to feedback from Members. The modules have been designed to assist Members in developing skills which allow them to effectively manage their Club or National Federation. The modules were developed mainly to assist Associate and Affiliate Members; however they are also available for Full Members as well. Who can use it and when? CAP modules are available free of charge for all Members. The programme is currently being piloted by a small number of Members throughout our 5 regions, and is available for all Members on request. For further information on the ICC Cricket Administrator Programme, please contact: Member Services Officer – Training and Development Ben Leaver [email protected]
What is it? The ICC Cricket Administrator Programme (CAP) is a series of cricket based modules which cover many aspects involved in running a Cricket Club or National Federation. The programme currently has four modules which cover how to hold ‘Effective Meetings’, ‘Financial Management’, how to deliver ‘Community Cricket’ and ‘Governance’. A ‘Sponsorship and Marketing’ module and further modules will be developed throughout 2010. How does it work? If you wish to be involved in CAP and enjoy the benefits it can bring to your Members, you can simply contact your regional office – each of which now has a CAP representative. The regional CAP representative will assist you in identifying the steps you need to take to manage a sustainable education system in your country, which may include the identification of someone to manage or oversee the delivery of the modules. CAP modules are delivered by individuals who have completed the ICC Assessor and Presenter Training, or other appropriately qualified people. For example, a professional from a local company or a Club sponsor may be able to deliver the module on how to hold ‘Effective Meetings’. The ICC Assessor and Presenter Training programme is also available free of charge to all Members. For further information on this programme, please see the ‘About ICC Assessor and Presenter Training’ document. Why was it developed? CAP was developed in response to feedback from Members. The modules have been designed to assist Members in developing skills which allow them to effectively manage their Club or National Federation. The modules were developed mainly to assist Associate and Affiliate Members; however they are also available for Full Members as well. Who can use it and when? CAP modules are available free of charge for all Members. The programme is currently being piloted by a small number of Members throughout our 5 regions, and is available for all Members on request. For further information on the ICC Cricket Administrator Programme, please contact: Member Services Officer – Training and Development Ben Leaver [email protected]
