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- Competition entry process and timelines for 2020/21
Competition entry process and timelines for 2020/21
Given the current circumstances surrounding COVID-19, we have had to review our normal competition entry processes with our primary concern always being for our members and the safety and wellbeing of everyone involved.
With that in mind we can now outline the 2020/21 entry process.
Entry forms will be released on Monday 20 April, after which we will host two webinars to guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have. The ECFA Premier League application process will be released on Monday 6 April.
The webinars aim to guide staff through the competition entry process, including the new futsal leagues and entry process, and the revised terms and conditions for 2020/21.
You can register for these via the links below. Please note the webinars will be recorded and added to the AoC Sport website for those of you who can’t join on the day.
If you have any questions beforehand, please send them to competitions@aoc.co.uk and these will be addressed through the webinar and added to an FAQs document.
Competitions are open to colleges, schools, academies and training providers that can demonstrate that they meet the entry criteria.