School Sports Coach Apprentice

As a School Sport Coach Apprentice, you will need to understand how to plan and deliver coaching sessions. You will also need to inspire, motivate and enthuse your students. Below are the main roles you will be expected to carry out during your apprenticeship.

Support the provision of high-quality sports coaching during and after school Involve all children in physical education and adapting lessons to children with different abilities Give feedback to students on performance and help them to improve techniques and understanding Improve links with other local schools and partners to help with competitive sport and physical activity provision Utilise and collaborate with industry-wide support networks and internal team members to ensure the most effective coaching services are delivered to participants. Increase physical activity levels within the school (both pupils and staff) Increase physical activity during break and lunchtimes Assist with the improvement of staff development within the area of PE and school sport Support the PE Coordinator regarding intra and inter school events Assist the school in its day to day duties (support classroom activities and the school environment) Plan fun, engaging coaching activities, sessions and programmes in a safe environment Managing coursework set the Apprenticeship Develop and update own coaching philosophy and strategies through professional practice, continuous development and self-review. Develop and implement evidence-based, progressive coaching systems that comply with all relevant and current legislation, statutory guidance, sector standards and codes. Use up-to-date knowledge of wider issues affecting the coaching environment to proactively influence best practice across the coaching team. Promote holistic wellbeing within coaching practice to control/contain stressors experienced by participants in the coaching environment. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of education standards, trends, frameworks, paradigms and contemporary influences. Deliver appropriate coaching pedagogies and processes that align to national physical education curriculum and considers the school context, category, culture, strategies and regulatory constraints.

Training:

Delivery Method

You will need to be able to attend a training course at Loughborough College starting on Monday 4th August 2025 for 3 weeks Monday to Friday. (Please ensure you are able to travel before applying) Additional training to take place at Loughborough College every other Monday to develop knowledge, skills, and behaviours in accordance to this apprenticeship Online portfolio to update with learning and development completed onsite Diarised visits from dedicated Trainer/Assessor Attendance to Loughborough College for Functional Skills (if required)

End-Point Assessment (EPA):

Work based project and presentation with questioning Practical observation with questioning Professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio

Training Outcome:
Higher Education Employment at the school Coaching in education Community sports coaching International sports coaching

Employer Description:
Hazel is a 2-form entry inner-city primary school. We have 2 classes in every year group from Reception to Year 6. We are a very diverse and inclusive school, with over 36 different languages being spoken by children and families in our school community. Our parents and families are supportive of the school and we have positive and committed governors who are keen to see Hazel children continue to succeed. We were graded as Good by Ofsted in October 2021 and we continue to offer a broad and balanced curriculum to all our children.

Working Hours :
Monday - Friday, hours to be confirmed.

Skills:
Communication skills,Organisation skills,Team working,Initiative