Converse of object

• provide: The school provides Springboard tutors a room in which to work.

• prove: Instead it proved a springboard for an audacious attempt to heist the match from England, mooted no doubt during tea.

• become: The Yugoslav revolution can become the springboard from which the Fourth will launch itself on its conquest of the masses ' .

• offer: This book offers a hundred simple prayers rooted in everyday experience, the commonplace offering a springboard to personal devotion.

Adjective modifier

• perfect: A battling win against Preston would have been the perfect springboard to fight our way back up the league.

• ideal: Yet Goa is an ideal springboard for the interior.

• excellent: Hence, a degree in the Biological Sciences is an excellent springboard to a successful future career in a wide range of fields.

• useful: It is a useful springboard for visiting the rest of the town.

• great: This book is a great springboard for further learning.

• good: Good colonies with a population of healthy winter bees are the best springboard for the next season.

Preposition: into

• career: The HND Hospitality Business Management can be a great springboard into a career in the hospitality industry.

Modifies a noun

• program: UCN has recently run its first Springboard program for some years.

Noun used with modifier

• meter: The diving boards included a 1 meter springboard and a symmetrically stepped stage up to 8 feet high.

• career: There's now a wide range of competitions and awards to enter and to use as a careers springboard.

Preposition: for

• discussion: A sketch plan of the garden design will then be created as a springboard for further discussion.

• success: Winning a coveted Yellow Pencil is a springboard for future success.

• career: A PhD from Lancaster University Management School can provide a springboard for careers in these fields.

• idea: The video may be more of a springboard for ideas which the choreographer hopes to explore further in the physical realm.

• action: It was also his springboard for action in the wider Church.

• future: How can the past be a springboard for the future?