TOURNAMENT ORGANISERS
As a Tournament Organiser (TO) you are ultimately responsible for the success of the event. You have the key role in ensuring its success and provide the focus for all questions, challenges and decisions.
Becoming a TOurnament organiser
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Why become a TO?
There are many reasons to volunteer in archery but on the whole, people do it as they want to give back to the sport. Archery in the UK couldn’t happen without our incredible teams of volunteers but, what’s in it for you?
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Sense of achievement
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Improved confidence
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Meet new people and make friends
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A chance to use your archery skills and knowledge
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Giving something back to a sport you love
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A chance to gain a recognised qualification
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A valuable addition to your CV/education applications
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Potential career development and improved employability
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Learn new skills
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Gain experience in public speaking
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Sense of fulfilment
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Who can be a TO?
At present you have to be a full member of AGB to become a Tournament Organiser. You do not necessarily have to have archery experience but it would be an advantage.
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How to become a TO?
There is no formal training to become a TO. However it is suggested that you observe an event being orgainised by a TO, then plan one yourself under the supervision of a TO.
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Please contact events@scottisharchery.org.uk to raise your interest in becoming a TO
levels of competitions
Levels of competitions & events. Starting to compete is an exciting if daunting prospect - Here’s your guide to archery competitions, competitions and events across Scotland and the UK
World Record Status (WRS)
UK Record Status (UKRS)
Scottish Record Status (SRS)
