The GAA, LGFA, and Camogie Association have launched the 2021 Performance Analysis Accreditation Programme for Gaelic Games Analysts.

Running since 2017, over 160 Quality Assured Accredited Analysts have by now completed the programme.

Accreditation is based on the individual's experience, their performance analysis competence, and, most importantly, their ability to deliver within the context of the Gaelic Games family’s values and ethos.

The aim of the programme is to support analysts volunteering their time across the country from club to county level.

The GAA, LGFA, and Camogie Association intends to foster a philosophy of practice and shared learning within the GAA performance analyst community which aligns with the principles and underlying values of the Coach10 Model.

To become accredited, applicants must attend an Accreditation Workshop in June and have completed relevant training which is also offered through the GAA.

Depending on their experience, analysts are accredited at four Levels.

This year the Accreditation Workshop moves online as a two hour live and interactive delivery on June 9th (7.30-9.30pm) and 12th (8.30-10.30am).

Participants will have to complete some pre-workshop activities online in advance.

Registration for the workshops is via https://learning.gaa.ie/lms/course/view.php?id=10145 and the cost is €10. Applications close on Monday, May 31st.