About Education

Clean Sport Education aims to develop values, attitudes and behaviours that support participatioin with integrity in sport. It focuses on values such as fairness, sportsmanship, respect, healthy choices, positive team culture and shared responsibility.

Anti-Doping education focuses on competence. It aims to equip athletes ad stakeholders with the knowledge, competencies and practical skills required to fulfil anti-doping responsibilities. This covers more technical aspects such as rules, testing, the principle of strict liability, medications, supplements, TUEs, whereabouts requirements and major games preparation.

Clean Sport Advocacy focuses on developing role models , mentors and advocates who can promote clean sport values and influence others within the sportin community positively

• Anti-Doping Rule Violations;

• Athletes, Athlete Support Personnel’s and other Person’s rights and responsibilities under the Code, and the Athlete’s Anti-Doping rights Act;

• Consequences of doping, for example, physical and mental health, social and economic effects, and sanctions;

• Governance of the Anti-Doping system;

• Principles and values associated with Clean Sport;

• Requirements of the Registered Testing Pool (where applicable), including whereabouts and the use of ADAMS;

• Risk of unintentional doping, such as those associated with supplement use;

• Support available to share concerns and report doping;

• Substances and methods on the Prohibited List;

• Testing procedures, including urine, blood and the Athlete Biological Passport;

• The Principle of Strict Liability and;

• Use of medications and Therapeutic Use Exemptions.

These workshops aim to inform elite athletes of their anti-doping responsibilities and provide a range of relevant and up-to-date information so that they make informed and responsible decisions and reduce the risk of inadvertent doping.

These workshops cover more specific advice related to ASP to provide a range of relevant and up-to-date information that will help them understand the importance of clean sport and empower them to help athletes make informed and responsible decisions about the misuse of prohibited substances or methods.

ASP are often an Athletes first line of defence against prohibited substances and act as trusted individuals that can be confided in. All ASPs play a critical role in Clean Sport.

Outreach sessions aim to educate youth athletes about Clean Sport Values in a fun and interactive manner. It is important for youth athletes, as young as those in primary schools to understand values such as Fairness, Respect and Sportsmanship which would guoughout their journey of being an athlete.