Anti-doping update: mandatory e-learning for all athletes participating in Paris 2024 Olympic qualification

Athletes competing in all Paris 2024 Olympic Qualification competitions must conclude the WADA e-learning “International Level Athletes Education Program” hosted on the World Anti-Doping Agency’s education platform, ADEL.

This e-learning covers essential anti-doping education and helps to support the fight for clean sport. The ADEL platform is available in multiple languages and UIPM will recognise submissions in all languages.

Completion certificates must be uploaded to the UIPM portal and confirmed by UIPM prior to the athlete’s participation in any Paris 2024 Olympic Qualification event. Click here to view the list of competitions in English or French.

UIPM requires athletes to engage in this process under Article 17 of the UIPM 2021 Anti-Doping Rules (see extract below):

UIPM shall plan, implement, evaluate and promote Education in line with the requirements of Article 18.2 of the Code and the International Standard for Education. UIPM may decide to request that Athletes complete Educational activities before and/or during their participation in select Events (e.g: Youth World Championships) as a condition of such participation. The list of Events for which Athletes will be required to complete Educational activities as a condition of participation will be published on UIPM’s website. Failure by the Athlete to complete educational activities as requested by UIPM may result in the imposition of sanction under UIPM’s disciplinary rules, unless the Athlete provides to UIPM a justification for such failure, which shall be assessed by UIPM on a case by case basis.