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BHM 2021 - Experience vs Qualifications: reflections from an OU graduate and Sports Coach
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52:44Now PlayingBHM 2021 Presentations - Experience vs Qualifications: reflections from an OU graduate and Sports Coach (27 Oct)
Allana Francis-Ashmeil is an OU Sports and Fitness student from 2014–2016 who graduated with a BSc (Hons) Sports, Fitness and Coaching. Allana has a strong passion for sport and is currently playing for Walton Casuals Ladies F.C. Allana runs her own business, Project Ace Sports, which she started in November 2017. The company provides different sporting opportunities for children and young people to get involved in. Allana is a now a full time Diversity Lead and Sports Teacher at a prep school in South London.
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