Sportscape Education continues to deliver high-quality apprenticeship provision through its Level 3 Community Sport and Health Officer (CSHO) programme, an initiative designed to develop the next generation of professionals working across sport, health and community settings.

The recent half-term provided another busy and productive period at Sportscape Education, with learners across multiple programmes continuing their development through a variety of practical and classroom-based sessions.

When Sportscape Education and sister company Sports Coaching Group came under one umbrella with new parent firm EMPHASIS Foundation Community Interest Company, the ambition was to bring all three organisations together under one strong, recognisable and community-focused identity.

Despite strong demand, a limited number of spaces remain across our industry-leading programmes, offering learners the chance to gain hands-on experience, recognised qualifications and expert guidance from specialist tutors from Sportscape Education.

Sportscape Education is proud to deliver the 1st4sport Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Multi-Skills Development in Sport, a nationally recognised qualification created in partnership with UK Coaching.

Our Sportscape Education team took part in a SEND-focused CPD session led by our in-house specialist, Laura Ackerley.

A huge congratulations to one of our apprentices, Jacob Allcock, who has achieved a Distinction in his Level 2 Community Activator Coach apprenticeship.

Sportscape Education is offering aspiring coaches the chance to gain a nationally recognised qualification Level Two Award in Multi-Skills which could kick-start their career in sport and physical activity.

Sportscape Education tutor Leigh Owens successfully delivered the 1st4Sport Level One Award for Activators (Multi-Skills) at Port Vale Football Club which was part of the Active Through Football Stoke Event, delivered in collaboration with Staffordshire FA.

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.

At Sportscape Education, we believe in unlocking potential early. That’s why we offer a range of courses designed specifically for teenagers aged 12 and above.

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

Sportscape Education hosted a development sessions for its tutors focused on tracking student progress - an essential tool to raise educational standards and improve learner achievement.

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

Sportscape Education has launched a brand-new Level One Qualification in Sports Leadership, designed to equip learners with the skills and confidence to lead sports and physical activities.

Our first 1st4sport Level 1 Activators (Multi-Skills) course in February was a huge success, so we will be running the programme again during the Easter holidays.

Sportscape Education has successfully delivered its first 1st4Sport Level 1 Activators (Multi-Skills) course, equipping young aspiring coaches with the foundational skills needed to step into the world of sports coaching.

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.