Announcement: Canoe Wales Slalom Squad Applications for 2024-25 Now Open!
We're excited to announce that applications for the Canoe Wales Slalom Squads for the 2024-25 season are now open!
Important Information:
- Selection Policy: Detailed information on the selection criteria can be found on our website.
- Training Notifications and Programme Costs: Comprehensive details about the training schedules and associated costs are also available online.
- Online Application Form: To apply, please visit the Canoe Wales website.
Key Dates:
- Application Deadline: Ensure your applications are submitted by 5 pm on Tuesday, 8th October. This allows time for any appeals before the season begins.
- Kick-Off Camp: Mark your calendars for our kick-off camp, which will be held on November 2-3 in Llandysul.
Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to be part of the Canoe Wales Slalom Squads for the upcoming season. We look forward to receiving your applications and wish you the best of luck!
For more details and to apply, please visit Canoe Wales Slalom Programme.
Best regards,
The Canoe Wales Team
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