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Next Gen Athletes Recruiting Education Program
Over the past two decades, the college athletic recruiting process has experienced unprecedented change. It’s now more important than ever for young high school athletes and their parents to understand the ins and outs of the process, the role each plays to maximize the opportunity to earn a scholarship to play the sport they love in college and how the NCAA has put in place rules and regulations to assist athletes and college coaches follow the process in a consistent and compliant way.
In order to help young athletes and parents understand the process, we have created a series of education modules and deliver them through our interactive learning journey platform. The Next Gen Athletes Education Program includes the following modules:
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Recruiting Educational Content
Recruiting Guides that cover a number of topics including Effective Communication with Coaches, Recruiting Calendar, Official & Unofficial Visits, High Academic Recruiting & The Rules of Recruiting (members get all updated guides as NCAA rules evolve).
Check for Understanding
Each educational modules includes check-in for learning that includes key takeaways from the module & tracks responses for program owners to help reinforce information least understood.
Quarterly Recruiting Bulletins
Quarterly bulletins covering one facet of the recruiting process to include presentation with audience Q&A (launching Q3 2022).
School Presentations
In person recruiting discussions for athletic coaches, staff & parents. How to create a recruiting culture in your school.
Online Q&A
Platform allows for student athletes and their parents to submit questions online with quick turnaround responses from the Next Gen team. We also use the Q&A trends to create new and update current materials to fit the trending questions from our customers.
Engagement Monitoring for Program Owners
Allows School Coaches and Program Owners to monitor the engagement of their players and tailor their recruiting conversations around information least understood or utilized.