2013 EHF Lecturers Seminar. 21 st 22 nd June 2013 in Vienna, Austria

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1 2013 EHF Lecturers Seminar 21 st 22 nd June 2013 in Vienna, Austria

2 Vienna Hosting City Vienna, Austria During the UEFA Euro 2008 in June 2008, football reigned supreme in Vienna. On the 29th June 2008, Spain was crowned Champions at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna. On the 31th January 2010 the new European Men s Handball Champion France was crowned in the Stadthalle arena at the 2010 EHF Euro. Of course, there are many more things to see and do in Vienna, Austria s capital with 1,8 million inhabitants. Whether you like art and culture, architecture or sports, Vienna has a lot to offer for everyone. Come and enjoy the pulsating life in the city s streets or visit one of the many green parks and gardens to chill and relax. Here is a brief overview of Vienna s most important sights. The City of Vienna looks forward to welcoming its many guests. Sights Burgtheater, City Hall, Danube-Tower, Haas-House, Imperial Burial Vault, Imperial Palace - Hofburg, Concert Halls, Parliament, Schönbrunn Palace, Schönbrunn Zoo, Spanish Riding School, St. Charles Church, St. Michael s Church, St. Stephen s Cathedral, Vienna State Opera, The Vienna Prater & The Giant Ferris Wheel Museums Albertina, Belvedere, House of Music, Jewish Museum, Künstlerhaus, Leopold Museum, Liechtenstein Museum, MAK - Museum for Applied Art/Contemporary Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Natural History, MuseumsQuartier, Secession, Sissi-Museum, Technical Museum, Wien Museum, Hundertwasser House Viennese cuisine Tourists and locals alike can discover a wide variety of culinary delights in this city that is known for its appreciation of fine flavours. From the traditional Viennese coffee houses and haute cuisine to the hearty meals served in Vienna s inns, this city offers the finest foods and drinks for every palate and budget. Enjoy choice wines, tasty beef dishes or the typical Viennese Kaiserschmarrn (a kind of scrambled pancake with raisins, served with stewed fruit) in select restaurants and inns all around Vienna. More Viennese specialties can be found at the traditional Coffee houses, Inns(Beisln), Heurigen and Sausage stands where you can be sure to meet Viennese people and experience their true souls in a relaxed atmosphere.

3 EHF Technical Bodies & Educational Services The scope of tasks of the Technical Commissions - Competition Commission (CC), Methods Commission (MC) and Beach Handball Commission (BC) is laid down in the EHF Statutes. Several non-statutory advisory bodies support the work of the Technical Commissions. The chairmen of the Technical Commissions are represented in the EHF Technical Delegation as well as in the EHF Competence Academy & Network (CAN) Advisory Board in order to coordinate commission activities and educational services in cooperation with the EHF Executive Committee and the EHF Office Business Group Education & Development. EHF Lecturer System Education, Further Education and Training are part of the core activities of the EHF Technical Bodies. The EHF Lecturer system aims at the cooperation with European handball specialists who help the EHF to produce various publications, to discuss and clarify handball related questions, but most of all to support and carry out national and regional EHF technical courses. In addition to the EHF Lecturers it is possible to nominate external handball experts as well as EHF Commission Members by the respective Technical Commission in case of necessity. After the 11 th Ordinary Congress in Monte Carlo / MON (June 2012) the 3 EHF Technical Commissions decided upon the EHF Lecturers in the fields of coaching, refereeing and Beach Handball. EHF Lecturer s List valid : AUT AUT AUT CRO CRO CZE CZE CZE CZE DEN DEN ESP FIN FRA GER GER GRE GRE HUN Roman Filz Wolfgang Pollany Helmut Wille Mateja Brezic Josip Posavec Jiri Konecny Frantisek Taborsky Martin Tuma Jiri Opava Claus Dalgaard Hansen Henrik La Cour Laursen Tono Huelin Mona Förström Paul Landure Rolf Brack Klaus Feldmann Ioannis Meimaridis Sotiris Migas Zoltan Marczinka HUN MNE NED NED NOR POL POR POR ROU SLO SLO SLO SRB SRB SUI SWE SWE TUR Tamas Neukum Nebojsa Vujisic Monique Tijesterman Ton van Linder Sven-Olav Oie Wojciech Nowinski Carlos Garcia Antoniou Goulao Alexandru Acsinte Marta Bon Marko Sibila Tomo Vodopivec Milan Petronijevic Branislav Pokrajac Felix Rätz Peter Hansson Peter Olsson Ayberk Dilmen

4 EHF / EHF Competence Academy & Network (EHF CAN) The European Handball Federation (EHF) is the governing body of Handball in Europe! Its 50 Member Federations represent and stand for 50 different kinds of national and international handball know-how. Those individual national handball schools/philosophies shall be made use of by involving experts in order to contribute to the variety of handball education in Europe! Handball know-how exchange and transfer in Europe shall be fostered as an EHF service for the EHF Member Federations by making use of national and international handball experts as well as external lecturers from sport science, medicine, other sports, economy (marketing, equipment suppliers) and media (press, TV, Internet). The EHF Competence Academy & Network (EHF CAN) shall be established as an educational service centre for EHF Member Federations with the possibility of granting scholarships in order to minimize or delete financial burdens for them. The same holds good for internal EHF Office management training on the job. The EHF CAN shall be established to develop and deliver sport specific educational and training programmes in order to ensure that coaches, officials, athletes and administrators from all over Europe (and the world) have access to the highest quality education relating to handball know-how and competence in e-learning, blended learning, interdisciplinary educational courses of various duration, summer schools or mainstream 2-4 semester courses within the European Education Credit Transfer System (ECTS framework). The EHF CAN shall set-up Business Executive Education programmes for further educating and training sporting administrators, resort managers and event executives in the Handball Event Management Business, e.g. also in event-related courses. The EHF CAN shall contain a documentation centre including production of modern teaching aids and media as well as cooperation agreements with research&developing partners, suppliers, universities and testifying institutions.

5 EHF Course Objectives The EHF regularly organises courses for EHF Lecturers. The 2013 EHF Lecturers Seminar is the 6th event in this field after 1994 in AUT, 1996 in TUR, 2005, 2009 and 2011 in AUT. The main objectives are to provide useful information and tools regarding nominations tasks on duty and reporting. In addition the new EHF Lecturers manual will be presented. All EHF Lecturers will be provided with the EHF / adidas equipment and the EHF ID card. We do hope that the programme worked out will be interesting for you. Many thanks to the EHF Executive Committee that decided to cover all costs (travel, accommodation, board and course fee) to facilitate the complete EHF Lecturers staff attending the 2013 EHF Lecturers Seminar. We are looking forward to meeting you in Vienna. The EHF remains with best regards, Leopold Kalin / CC Chairman Jerzy Eliasz / MC Chairman Ole Jorstad / BC Chairman

6 Contact Information Organiser European Handball Federation Contact: Nicole Rabenseifner Hoffingergasse 18 A Vienna AUSTRIA Tel: Fax: rabenseifner@eurohandball.com COURSE Accommodation Wiener Gartenhotel Altmannsdorf Hoffingergasse A Vienna AUSTRIA COURSE VENUE EHF Office Hoffingergasse 18 A Vienna AUSTRIA

7 Course Basics The 2013 EHF Lecturers Seminar takes place in Vienna / AUT (EHF Office) from June Event date: Arrival Friday, morning Departure Saturday, afternoon / evening Seminar date: Friday, / 14:00 19:00 hrs. Saturday, / 09:00 12:15 hrs. All EHF Lecturers in the fields of refereeing, coaching and Beach Handball are kindly invited to attend the course. Accommodation: to be borne by EHF (in double bed rooms*) Travel: to be borne by EHF Course fee: 300 (to be borne by EHF) Documentation: to be completed and sent out after the seminar Transfer (to/from airport/hotel) to be organised and costs borne by the participants (taxi, public transport) Participants: all EHF Lecturers Course language: English

8 Presenters Sjors Röttger NED EHF MC Member since 2012 Responsible for the area Methods & Coaching Expert in the field of coaching George Bebetsos GRE EHF BC since 2008 Expert in the field of marketing Dragan Nachevski MKD EHF CC Member since 2012 Refeering Expert Former Top IHF and EHF Referee Vladimir Rancik EHF EHF Office Staff Member since 2009 BG Competition (Refereeing) Former Top IHF and EHF Referee Peter Fröschl EHF EHF Office Staff Member since 1997 Business Units Methods and Beach Handball Nicole Rabenseifner EHF EHF Office Staff Member since 2002 Business Units Methods, Development & Beach Handball Course Administrator Helmut Höritsch EHF EHF Office Staff Member since 1993 Business Group Education/Development Senior Manager EHF CAN

9 Seminar Schedule Friday :00-14:15 Welcome / Opening 14:15-14:30 Who is who 14:30-15: /14 EHF Lecturers List / Types of Courses / Manual 15:00-15:30 Coffee break 15:30-16:15 EHF Lecturer Nominations administration, compensation, reporting ( Prezi presentation system) 16:15-17:45 EHFLecturer Philosphy / Activities Coaching Refereeing Beach Handball 17:45-18:30 EHF CAN Teaching Material 18:30 EHF adidas equipment supply Dinner at Heurigen 5er Pflug Saturday :00-09:15 Workshop Objectives 09:15-10:30 Workshop Group 1-3 Coaching Refereeing Beach Handball 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-12:15 Plenary Presentation / Discussion 12:15-12:30 Summary / Closing 12:30 Lunch at Biergasthof Otto Afternoon / Individual departure Evening