February 20, 2024, Madrid. To enhance the educational experience of its students, Golfmanager, the software created to digitize the daily operations of golf clubs completely, and thePower Education, the online business school with more than 120,000 students in more than 60 countries already trained, have announced an internship agreement.
Through this agreement, thePower students can perform academic internships within the Golfmanager team, allowing them to learn first-hand about the golf industry and expand their knowledge.
Students will have the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in a real professional environment while gaining valuable experience and practical skills by participating in one of the leading golf tech companies that is revolutionizing the golf industry.
More than 250 golf courses in 15 countries use Golfmanager, a cloud-based, multi-device, all-in-one software system for digitalizing and managing golf courses, including 28 of the 100 Best Golf Resorts in Continental Europe, according to Golf World.
An agreement based on shared innovation goals
In 2017, thePower Education was founded to revolutionize access to education by transforming the traditional educational model.
In 2018, Golfmanager was established to revolutionize the conventional golf industry software by offering a simple and intuitive management platform. This disruptive tool has already gained the trust of some of the world’s best golf courses.
thePower Sports School’s Master in Sports Management students will receive extensive theoretical and practical training from both brands to promote the golf industry.
As a result of the agreement, Golfmanager will have a greater presence in school-related events, to bring the company’s activities closer to students and to assist in the growth of the golf industry. According to the latest data from the Royal Spanish Golf Federation (RFEG), there are already approximately 300,000 federated players in Spain.
“We are thrilled to collaborate with thePower, a school that shares our commitment to excellence and innovation,” says Daniel Sillari, co-founder and CEO of Golfmanager.
“We are confident that this agreement will benefit students by offering them a window into the professional world of golf so they can expand their knowledge and training with hands-on experience.
