Sportscape Education has opened a brand-new training location in partnership with The Zone Biddulph Youth and Community Zone – an exciting step forward in our mission to support young people in developing the skills and career-ready behaviours they need to thrive.

While the apprentice is responsible for their own learning and development, the employer has a vital role to play in providing the right environment and support, according to Millie Jones, Head of Education at Sportscape Education.

To ensure we remain on track and continue to improve, we’re looking for a new governor to join our governance team at Sportscape Education. This is a voluntary role, with meetings taking place four to five times a year, and it offers a unique opportunity to play a key part in shaping our future.

Sportscape Education is proud to celebrate the success of one of its own - Leigh Owens - who has recently achieved his Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET), marking a significant milestone in his professional development as an educator.

At Sportscape Education, innovation in the classroom goes hand-in-hand with a commitment to inclusivity and student engagement.

If you work in an outdoor education centre or adventure business and are ready to take the next step in your career, Sportscape Education has the perfect opportunity

At Sportscape Education we tailor our courses to ensure it fits in with the apprentices’ work and their employers.

Sportscape Education is now part of EMPHASIS Community Interest Company (CIC), marking a significant step in our mission to enhance sports coaching education.

As the sports industry celebrates International Women's Day, the spotlight turns to the urgent need for greater female representation in sports coaching.

Sportscape Education has achieved a remarkable milestone - achieving 100% achievement rates and 100% retention(QARs) across our programmes in the last year. This outstanding performance reflects our commitment to excellence in further education and training, ensuring every learner reaches their full potential.

Sportscape Education colleagues Millie Jones, Ed Parrish and Phil Ball welcomed new apprentices on the Level 3 Outdoor Activity Instructor course for their first workshop at Mount Cook Adventure Centre, Matlock, Derbyshire.

This week is National Apprenticeship Week 2024 and Sportscape Education plays a crucial role in shaping the next generation of sports coaches.

t Sportscape Education, we believe in continuous improvement to ensure the best possible experience for our learners. Recently, a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) session was held for our tutors to address feedback received about standardising how we evaluate students' work.

At Sportscape Education, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of teaching and learning.

From launching new programmes to building strong partnerships, this has been a year of growth and innovation at Sportscape Education says Head of Education Millie Jones.

Craig Chorlton, Business and CSR Manager at Sports Coaching Group/ Sportscape Education, gave an a talk on funding to apprentices as part of their Continuing Professional Development (CPD) part of their Level 3 Community Sport and Health Officer apprenticeship.

A key part of Sportscape Education’s commitment is our focus on functional skills, which cover foundational subjects like English, math, and IT—skills that are crucial for everyday tasks and further education.

If you are working as a sports coach and looking to reinforce your skills with a qualification, Sportscape Education is providing a new Level 4 Sports Coach apprenticeship, starting in January 2025.

At Sportscape Education, we’re committed to providing flexible, impactful training that fits seamlessly into the schedules of our partners.

At Sportscape Education, our ongoing commitment to hands-on, practical learning was highlighted recently with a fantastic session on nutrition for our Level 3 Personal Trainer apprentices.