TY Programmes

Bring new experiences to your Transition Year Students.

2025/26 TY Programmes

After a hugely successful 2024/25 academic year delivering our programs in conjunction with Rugby Academy Ireland we are delighted to be ready to take bookings for the 2025/26 school term.

Once again we will offer our engaging Intro to AI & Video Analysis Programme along with the Introduction to Sports Coaching programme.

Bringing students a unique learning experience and insight into the world of Professional Sport, Artificial Intelligence as well as Video Analysis. The world around us is changing and in particular the sports industry, the programmes are an excellent lead into LCPE.

Learn from professionals who deliver coaching programmes week in week out.

While we deliver our programmes using Rugby as a practical element, all of the skills are transferable across sports.  Our educators have practical experience in a variety of sports including Rugby, Triathlon, Open Water Swimming as well as Soccer and GAA.

Check out the links below for further information and sample programme outlines

AI & Video Analysis TY Programme
Introduction to Sports Coaching TY Programme

Some Schools we have worked with

Marist College Athlone
Abbey Community College Boyle
Bridgetown College Wexford
Calasanctius College Oranmore
Colaiste Mhuire Buttevant
Meanscoil Gharmain Enniscorthy
St Columba's College Dublin

Fantastic learning experience, William and the team really brought the topic to life.

The Rugby and GAA Analysis Workshop, hosted by William, proved a great experience for Transition Year students. This concise yet comprehensive workshop blended theory with hands-on applications, providing invaluable insights into strategic analysis in rugby and Gaelic football. The workshop's interactive approach, coupled with William's expert guidance, empowered students to dissect game scenarios through video analysis. The collaborative atmosphere fostered engaging discussions, making it a must-attend for those seeking understanding and practical skills in sports analysis. Overall, the workshop left students equipped with tools applicable to coaching and analysis roles in these sports.

Clare Noone, Abbey Community College Boyle Co Roscommon

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