Linking Student Clubs and General Clubs | Club Support Webinar
This webinar will cover the beneficial ways in which clubs can establish links between themselves.
Establishing links between student (university) clubs and general clubs can be incredibly beneficial for both clubs. For example providing students with more opportunities to go climbing and walking, providing members with opportunities to train or mentor less-experienced members, providing a club for students to join on graduation, increasing usage of your club hut and many more.
Join the webinar to hear about how the links can be created, top tips on keeping those links going and how beneficial the link is to all involved. As always, they'll be time to ask questions of the presenters.
Date: Tuesday 24th November 2026
Time: 7.30-9pm
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