Programme de coopération pour le volleyball au Rwanda
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Les participants au cours de Kigali |
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Lausanne, Suisse, le 11 mars 2014 – Le Rwanda accueille actuellement un stage du Programme de coopération pour le volleyball (PCV) dans sa capitale, à Kigali. Des représentants du ministère des Sports et de la Fédération rwandaise de volleyball étaient présents à la cérémonie d’ouverture.
Le stage se déroule du 10 au 14 mars sous la direction de l’instructeur belge Michel Vandermeulen.
L’objectif principal des cours du PCV est de montrer aux professeurs comment présenter le volleyball comme sport simple, amusant et compétitif dans les établissements scolaires.
Les professeurs d’éducation physique forment l’une des cibles prioritaires du PCV, grâce auquel ils apprennent à intégrer le volley dans leur établissement et à motiver les jeunes joueurs.
Ce stage de cinq jours a pour ambition d’enseigner aux professeurs les compétences de base pour encadrer les jeunes et leur apprendre le volleyball de manière pratique. Il vise aussi à les aider à mieux exploiter les infrastructures des établissements scolaires pour encourager la participation.
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