The Level 5 Outdoor Learning Specialist Apprenticeship from Sportscape Education offers employers the chance to upskill their staff without being hit financially thanks to 95%-100% funding.

For many of the Sportscape Education apprentices, the journey to qualification involving learning, growth, and discovery leads to one defining moment: the End Point Assessment (EPA).

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.

At Sportscape Education, we see apprenticeships as far more than just qualifications. That’s why we’re running the Level 3 Community, Sport and Health Officer Apprenticeship, with the next cohort starting in January 2026.

This week, Monday, October 6 to Sunday, October 12, marks National Dyslexia Awareness Week, a moment for Sportscape Education to highlight the strengths, challenges, and support needed by people with dyslexia.

At Sportscape Education, World Teachers’ Day, gives us the chance to recognise the extraordinary difference our tutors make every day in the lives of learners and apprentices.

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.

At Sportscape Education, we are committed to ensuring our apprentices develop not only the technical expertise required for their qualifications but also the personal and professional skills that will carry them forward in their careers.

Sportscape Education has returned to League Two side Walsall Football Club, continuing its important role in shaping the next generation of football apprentices.

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.

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.

If you’ve ever thought of becoming a personal trainer, now is the perfect time to take that first step - with the flexibility to fit around your life and no employer sponsorship required.

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.

This summer Sportscape Education is offering a unique opportunity for teenagers aged 14 and above who are eligible for the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme. This photograph is from a course we ran earlier in the year.

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.