The Kuwait Volleyball Association recently completed its Level One Sports Administrator course, which saw participation from 30 club administrators actively involved in the association’s activities. The program took place over five days, from September 27 to October 1, in Kuwait City, combining both theoretical instruction and practical training.

Supervised by international referee Ahmed Al-Anizan and Dr. Mohammed Salah, the course aimed to enhance the administrative competencies of those managing volleyball clubs. It covered essential topics related to sports administration, focusing on strengthening participants’ abilities to handle the various responsibilities involved in overseeing club teams.

Throughout the course, participants engaged in lectures, group discussions, and hands-on exercises designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of effective sports management practices. The initiative aligns with the association’s broader objective of developing qualified administrative personnel to meet the growing demands of managing sports organizations in the region.

At the conclusion of the program, all 30 attendees successfully passed the assessments and were awarded accredited certificates. The certificates were presented by Talal Al-Nimash, Secretary-General of the Kuwait Volleyball Association, marking the formal recognition of their newly acquired qualifications.