In its effort to capacitate sport administrators,the Lesotho NOC yesterday kicked off sports Administrators course- level 2 which will run for the duration of the week.
On the other hand the Vice-President Administration today officially opened the Technical Course for Coaches-Athletics Level 1 (Refresher Course). The Course is facilitated by Mr. Thobi MAZIBUKO from Eswatini and Mr. Makhaola SERAKE from Lesotho.
The Lesotho National Olympic Committee through its education unit known as Lesotho Olympic Academy, Culture and Education Commission will hold a 05th Young Participants Session 2019. The session is tailored for the young athletes aged 18-35 from different National Sport Federations. The activity will be held on Monday, the 8th to Friday, the 13th December 2019 at Mophato oa Morija, Morija. This intervention comes as a response towards the LNOC Long Term Strategic Plan of 2017-2024 objective of ‘Promotion of philosophy of Olympism’. 58 young participants will directly benefit from this seminar...
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This weekend has been busy for the ASMC class of 2019, completing Module 1: Organising an Olympic Sport Organisation, which was presented by Mr. Zongezile Dlangamandla.
Each candidate has been working furiously on a case study and, over the past two days, were given the opportunity to present their work to their peers and course directors for scrutiny and suggestions.
The presentations were followed by a test of knowledge and understanding of the Module content.
ASMC 2019 is set to run until September and Module 2 (Managing Strategically) will commence next weekend.
The Lesotho national Olympic committee through the Sport Medicine and Protection of Clean Athletes Commission under the Directorship of Dr. Makhetha Mosotho will hold a five day training for the Anti Doping Education Officers. The training that is funded by the Olympic Solidarity will be held at Aloes Guest House Sehlabeng-Sa- Thuoathe in the Berea District from Monday, the 18th February to Friday, the 22nd February 2019. The training will be facilitated by RADO Africa Zone VI Manager Mr Andrew KAMANGA from Botswana assisted by our ADEOs Mr Khotso MAHLOKO and Mr Thabo KHOLOPO respectively. The training will attended by ten participants identified from LSRC. MGYSR, LNOC, NFs, OYAP and Lepereng Olympafrica Centre...
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The Lesotho National Olympic Committee through its education unit known as Lesotho Olympic Academy, Culture and Education Commission will hold a 04th Young Participants Session 2018. The session is tailored for the young athletes aged 18-35 from different National Sport Federations. The activity will be held on Monday, the 17th to Friday, the 21st December 2018 at Aloes Lancers Gap Guest House, Sehlabeng-Sa- Thuathe, Berea. This intervention comes as a response towards the LNOC Long Term Strategic Plan of 2017-2024 objective of ‘Promotion of philosophy of Olympism’. 50 young participants will directly benefit from this seminar...
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The Lesotho National Olympic Committee which serves as the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADO) has embarked on series of Anti- Doping Education activities. Our Anti Doping Education Officer Mr Khotso MAHLOKO will visit different radio stations and other sport organizations as a way of continuing education programme. The below schedule is presented.
click the link for full schedule:http://lnoc.org.ls/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Anti-Doping-Education-Schedule-November-December.pdf
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We are very proud to release the very first edition of our new NOC Newsletter, Set the Pace, which is due to be released on a quarterly basis. In Issue #1, we highlight the progress of athlete Tšepang Sello and the upcoming Beach Games. We hope that Set the Pace will help to keep all our followers and stakeholders well-informed about the good work of LNOC.
Click here to download the Newsletter:http://lnoc.org.ls/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/set-the-pace-newsletter-1.pdf
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The Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC) will host the Advanced Sport Management Course (ASMC) for the 2018-2019 period. ASMC objects to equip Sport Administrators with the knowledge and tools to help them bring about positive change in their sport organizations. ASMC is based on Managing Olympic Sport Organizations manual and comprises of six modules, which are; Organizing an Olympic sport Organization, Managing Strategically, Managing Human Resources, Managing Human Resources, Managing Finances, Managing Marketing, and Organizing a Major Sport Event.
Applications are open to individuals willing to undertake this course based on the following pre-requisites; applicants:
Must have a COSC/LGCSE or equivalent, any higher qualifications will be an added advantage,
It has been a packed first day of Rugby 7’s Technical COURSE for COACHES at Setsoto Stadium in Maseru. The Courses being offered are composed of the following:
1. Level 2 Sevens Coaching
2. Level 1 Strength & Conditioning
3. Level 1 Rugby First Aid
4. GIR (Get Into Rugby)
The course is supported by Lesotho National Olympic Committee, through OLYMPIC SOLIDARITY World Programmes.
…Set the Pace..
This Serves to inform all the Lesotho National Olympic Committee Stakeholders and the public that the LNOC offices will soon be relocating to the New NOC Head Office situated at Maseru West, Lancers Road , House No: 106. The building is located near Senior Police Officers Mess. This temporary transition will affect the communications with all stakeholders, but all are requested to call this number for any services required (+266) 5770-5459.
Your usual collaboration and understanding is highly appreciated.
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