SNZ Review - Swimming New Zealand

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Section 3 – Learnings from other Sports recognised for a long legacy of Olympic success. Swimming Australia offers a comprehensive range of services (www.swimming.org.au) to the sport including; excellence. performance in the pool. 18 years of age. to women and increasing the number of female coaches in Australia. system. Swimming Australia belongs to the National Coaching Accreditation Scheme of the Australian Sports Commission. The National Coaching Accreditation Scheme sets national guidelines for the 6 Swimming Australia and its stakeholders have a number of programs and services available to assist excel. 12 SWIMMING IN NEW ZEALAND – Growing a Cornerstone Sport
Section 3 – Learnings from other Sports Figure 3.1 The Australian development pathway competitive organisations (e.g. Polo or synchronised swimming) with each having its own organisation and managing its own sport in an autonomous way. different sponsorship funding model where it will be sharing some of its sponsorship dollars with stakeholders Swimming Australia is High Performance competitive swimming – Swimming Australia sees the sport as being responsible for “recruiting people into the sport”. Swimming Australia is seeking closer alignment with, and to “be interested in” recreational water activity in order to reach in and recruit participants into their own sport. As an organisation, Swimming Australia is not involved in the delivery of these recreational activities but looks to become more closely linked to organisations involved in these activities. SWIMMING IN NEW ZEALAND – Growing a Cornerstone Sport 13
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