Table Tennis England have an exciting CPD opportunity linked in with the upcoming Europe Youth Top 10 being played in Worcester.
Table Tennis England members are being encouraged to book their place at our inaugural Annual Conference on Saturday July 8 which is open to everyone.
Applications are now being taken for Buckinghamshire’s table tennis coaches and mentors to join the Leap Coaching Development Programme.
The latest issue of our coaching magazine The Winning Edge is out now!
The boss of PG Mutual, sponsors of the National Championships for the past two years, has been talking about his love for table tennis – and offers our members an exclusive deal.
Sport England Club Matters recently visited one of Table Tennis England’s Talent Development Centres.
Table tennis coaches can really look the part in our new range of quality clothing.
Table Tennis England is offering coaches the chance to enhance their skills and climb the professional ladder at a Level 3 coaching course later this year.
Have you ever thought about using your passion for table tennis to help other players get more out of the sport?
The latest edition of our coaches magazine is now available to read online.
During Women’s Sport Week, Table Tennis England has awarded scholarships to 28 female coaches to help them finance the cost of coaching courses.
Today we launch our search for the unsung heroes who go the extra mile to make our sport great.
Coaches are advised that a number of changes to the Regulations for International Competitions for 2016.
Our new scholarship aims to address a shortage of female table tennis coaches by providing grants towards coaching courses.
Coaches can add to their CPD at a Table Tennis England-approved education workshop.
To help develop our next generation of coaches, we have set up a Coach Mentoring scheme.
In partnership with the University of Gloucestershire, we are delighted to open the Table Tennis England/UKCC Head Coach Level 3 Coaching Award to applications.
Coaches are advised that, following a review, some important changes have been made to the Coach Licence scheme.
The Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Split in Croatia has recently announced the launching of a University Degree Study Programme in Sports Coaching especially designed for table tennis players and coaches.
Could you inspire the next Paul Drinkhall or Tin-Tin Ho to hit the performance heights? Or perhaps you fancy helping new players to keep a lifelong sporting habit in our leagues and clubs across the country?
