APPENDIX B WTA REPRESENTATIVES 5.  Player Development Representative The WTA will provide Player Development staff at various Tournaments  throughout the calendar year. Player Development representatives serve as on-site facilitators of Player  Development programs. These programs enhance the development  of professional skills and educate WTA players and their Player Support  Teams about all aspects of WTA life. Player Development representatives  on-site provide guidance and assistance to all levels of players to enable  them to develop professional skills and coping mechanisms so that they  can fully participate in all their professional responsibilities. a.  Player Development Program Activities i.  The Age Eligibility Rule; ii.  Orientation Sessions for players and Player Support Team members  (including, but not limited to, coaches, parents, and agents); iii.  Mentor/Protégé Functions; iv.  Media Training; and v.  Other On-site Educational Activities such as interactive seminars,  WTBA Transitions Programs, and instructional training for players  and Player Support Team members. Player Development programs include: If requested by the WTA, it is required that a private space, with a desk,  lockable cabinet, three (3) chairs, a telephone line, and a high-speed  internet connection be made available for Player Development staff  members either near the WTA Office (e.g., a discreet corner area with  positions in or near the Players’ Lounge) or in or near the player treatment  area. The Tournament shall be responsible for the cost of installing the  telephone lines and internet connection. Any such request will be made with a minimum of three (3) months’  notice to the Tournament; specific locations will be recommended when  possible. b.  On-Site Office Requirements 408