Talent Identification and Development: An Academic Review
an academic review. The academic review was to include a review of literature and research in talent identification and development with particular reference to models of practice used elsewhere in the world and covering both sport and other domains. The University of Edinburgh has now presented sportscotland with the academic review.
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