BIGGA and partner ICL have revealed the five recipients of the fifth ICL Scholarship, who will take advantage of a new online format.
Restrictions relating to COVID-19 and concerns for the health of potential attendees have led to BIGGA’s annual education conference being hosted as an entirely online event.
The new platform will allow Laura Sayer-Hall from Ardfin Golf Club from the Scottish island of Jura, to access the education programme online, saving her a 700-mile, 18-hour round trip from her home in the Inner Hebrides.
The successful BIGGA members chosen for the scholarship are:
The ICL Continue to Learn 2021 Scholars will receive a package including:
Ed Carter, ICL’s UK sales and development manager, said, “ICL is delighted to sponsor such a worthwhile scheme, enabling BIGGA members to undertake Continuing Professional Development, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. We were once again impressed by the calibre of the applicants and had a tough time shortlisting to select the final five. We’re delighted to welcome the five members to our growing community of ICL Scholars.”
Sami Strutt, BIGGA’s head of learning and development, said, “The ICL Continue to Learn Scholarship enables five BIGGA members to continue their quest for professional development and we feel this is even more vital in these unprecedented times. Education is the cornerstone of BIGGA and the ICL Scholarship provides a fabulous opportunity to gain new knowledge and learn new skills.”