Course Overview

Begin your apprenticeship journey at BTC by applying for an apprenticeship on our website or through our prospectus form. Please apply for a full-time course as your second option. Then, have a look at relevant vacancies by visiting our vacancy page. If you haven’t found a suitable vacancy, you will automatically be placed into our Talent Pool.

As a member of our Talent Pool, you will be the first to hear about new vacancies and we offer support with CVs, interview techniques, employability skills and much more!

The course is for individuals who are looking for an apprenticeship which combines both the management and delivery of sport activities which increase participation and engagement with their community. The apprenticeship will enable an existing coach to develop skills in the provision of community based sport and health activities and events.

The apprenticeship will cover a range of knowedge and skills units which include:

  • Understanding participation behavours and how to engage people in sport
  • Coaching a sport and making adjustments to engage people of different abilities and goals
  • Use of social media to market activities, keeping records and using software to analyse outcomes
  • Engaging with key stakeholders, community groups, NGB’s, and professional networks
  • Presenting, negotiating and bidding for grants and funds to support new activity/projects.
  • Leadership and coaching
  • Creative thinking and problem solving to meet complex needs or specific participation groups
  • Management of physical and human resources

Click here to view the Institute for Apprenticeships & Technical Education Standard for this course.

Assessment Methods

This apprenticeship will be assessed through an End Point Assessment (EPA), which consists of:

  • Observed partnership/network meeting
  • Presentation on project/event undertaken
  • Panel interview
  • Timed case study

During the apprenticeship, learners will be visited regularly by a qualified assessor to check progression and ensure they are bulding evidence towards their EPA.  Weekly training takes place on-line.

Progression Options

Successful completion of the apprenticeship could lead to the Level 5 Apprenticeship for Operational/Departmental Manager.

Course Summary

Course Title Community Sport and Health Officer Apprenticeship Level 3
Entry Requirements

GCSE’s in 1-9 range.

Attendance Requirements You will be supported and assessed in the workplace, and will engage in weekly training and support sessions on-line.
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Spotlight

This course has taught me a lot of useful skills like being organised to help prioritise my workload and meet deadlines and communicating effectively which is essential when coaching sports.

Alicia Dias

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