Clone of D.E.S.U. Optimization of Physical Performance in Sport

This University Diploma (DU) aims to support those involved in the sports movement in developing the skills required to
cope with the changing landscape and growing demands of the voluntary sector.
It operates within a dual framework of recognition:
a university framework, ensuring a rigorous academic structure and a sound methodological foundation;
a vocational framework, consistent with the skills recognised at national level by France Compétences, in particular those
relating to the design and management of projects within organisations (RNCP35945BC07).
This combination enables skills often acquired in the field to be recognised, formalised and reinforced through tools
for analysis, methodology and project management.
The course is geared towards the delivery of a real-world project, either already implemented or immediately applicable within the participant's
own organisation.

Hold a minimum of two years' higher education qualifications (Bac +2) or provide evidence of equivalent experience (Recognition of Prior Learning – VAP)
Be involved in a sports association and have a specific challenge or project to develop that will form the basis of the
training
Selection is based on an application and a motivational interview.

Hold the Certif'Asso – Certificate in Association Management

To design and formalise an action plan within a sports club with a view to revitalising the club's activities or addressing a
specific issue;
Draw on sociological, demographic, economic and political analyses to demonstrate the relevance and feasibility of the project within a given area;
Organise and structure a project in line with the decisions and guidelines of the association's governing bodies (executive committee, steering committee,
general meeting);
Propose strategic adjustments or changes in direction, particularly with regard to human resources management (volunteers, staff, elected representatives) ;
Communicate, promote and report on the project to all stakeholders: members, partners, funders,
local authorities and sports bodies.

To strengthen participants' ability to take a step back and reflect on their practices;
Develop their ability to adapt to a variety of organisational and regional contexts;
Strengthen their legitimacy and confidence to take on or progress to roles involving greater responsibilities within the
sporting voluntary sector.

This University Diploma (DU) is run in partnership with the Bouches-du-Rhône Departmental Olympic and Sports Committee (CDOS 13), one of whose objectives is to support the local sports movement. As a decentralised body of the French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF), the CDOS
represents the Olympic and sports movement at departmental level. As the department's leading sports organisation, it brings together, supports and coordinates all the departmental sports committees and affiliated organisations. It acts as a link between the local sports movement, public institutions and private partners. To date, 2,600 clubs are affiliated with it, representing approximately 495,000 registered sports members.