The SOA is a constituent association of the British Orienteering Federation. To join the SOA you just join British Orienteering, at either Local or
National level.
Depending on how much orienteering you are planning to do would determine which level you should choose. To help you decide which type of membership would suit you, here are details of some of the benefits each of the levels provide:
01st Dec 08 
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Materials are now available for the Junior Incentive Scheme announced in 2008, some updated as required in early 2009. Documents include descriptions of badges and awards, meanings of control descriptions and what to expect at an event. The documents can be downloaded or obtained as hardcopy from the National Centre; folders are available on request from the National Centre. Some documents are intended for editing by clubs - please read instructions!
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Bookings are being taken for the Grade 3 Controllers’ course on 5 September in Perth.
The OCAD course in September has been cancelled.
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There is now a dedicated page for details about Scottish clubs.
View a full list of clubs and a location map.
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An excellent guide has been made by a Southdowns Orienteers junior, you can view the video on the YouTube website.
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This document is intended to:
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A brief guide for everyone considering going orienteering for the first time.
The first part of these notes is intended for people who are about to go to an orienteering event.
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The long-awaited 3rd Edition of this extremely popular booklet has been produced.
29th Jun 06 Read more...
Items that will help you get started in orienteering.
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