This week, we shone a spotlight on Charlie, who is currently completing his Level 4 Sports Coach Apprenticeship with us, while working as an apprentice with Sports Coaching Group.

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.

Sports Coaching Group’s coach George, a Level 2 Community Activator Coach apprentice, has officially passed his End Point Assessment with a Distinction, achieving his qualification with a specialist focus on swimming. He is pictured with millie jones, Head of Education for Sportscape Education.

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

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 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 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.

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.