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Short Term:
-Get summer work coaching
-Make more contacts in the sport industry
-Try to sign up for the level 2 GAA coaching award

Long Term:
-Graduate with a Ba Sports Coaching and Development
-Get a full time job with the GAA
-Coach/Manage Gaelic football at the highest level (inter-county)

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This course was very enjoyable and worthwhile. It helped give us an overall perspective as to whats needed to be a good coach regardless of the sport. It was both fun and educational. The practical and interactive approach the course leaders had made the course very enjoyable.

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In terms of my sporting career I aspire to be a coaching officer or games development officer with the GAA in Ireland coaching Gaelic football. In order to achieve this i'll need to complete my degree and I will also aim to get my level 2 GAA coaching qualification.

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I've been involved in sport since as far back as i can remember. I have played a range of sports from volleyball and handball to soccer and gaelic football. My favourite sporting moment was winning the u16 county title with my local gaelic team, i was also captain so it was special for me individually to be able to lead my team mates to a county title.

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My name is Aidan, I am 18 years old and grew up in the West of Ireland in a small rural village called Elphin. My main interests are playing and coaching Gaelic football and going to Celtic games.

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Strengths: Good communication skills, Confidence, Leadership skills, Trustworthy, Patient

Weaknesses: Not creative enough, Disorganised, Often procrastinate

Opportunities: university course gives me a chance to get sports degree and make contacts in the industry. Chances to go on courses also.

Threats: Getting distracted by things in my personal life and not putting enough work into my university degree, studying in Scotland means a lack of opportunities to get experience in Gaelic football.