the themes. All apprentices have started well with As of September the Education department are positive feedback from all lead coaches and going to be very busy delivering a number of staff. The apprentices are enjoying the sun and sports related curriculum across a variety of levels coaching elements before the theory based to the Rotherham community. The extended classroom sessions begin in September! partnership with Rotherham College has enhanced the quality of the provision by supporting the further education academy with quality assurance and funding from its previous apprentices have really got stuck in and “The successes as the education academy’s official settling in well with their new routines. For most this funding partner. apprenticeship is their first experience of employment and been paid so they have The Education Academy says goodbye to its adjusted really well and I am pleased with their successful level 3 sport graduates and wishes progress so far. I hope the apprentices continue them all the best for their futures at University and to enjoy this experience and realise how fortunate in employment. The group achieved very good they are to work within a professional football club grades across the board and achieved above at their age, I look forward to seeing their average UCAS points with all students who development both as an employee and learner required the minimum MMM grade in order to over the next year”. progress into University. Alongside the new activity leadership At the start of July Rotherham United Community apprenticeships the Education Academy is Sports Trust employed eight new apprentice sports pleased to announce the following courses will coaches to assist across all themes and starting as of September; community work currently been delivered. Foundation Degree in Football Coaching and The new apprentices are crucial element in the Community Development workforce and vital for sustaining and delivering BTEC Level 3 Sport Futsal Scholarship – quality and valuable community work assisting BTEC Level 2 Sport with our very popular soccer camps, health Community Job Club initiatives and within our community inclusion Staff development sessions. Alternative Curriculum During their initial 1 year apprenticeship the learners will complete both their practical For further information please contact: coaching elements alongside successfully Mark Wilkinson completing a NVQ level 2 in Activity Leadership Education Manager along with a variety of coaching badges and Email: mwilkinson@rotherhamunited.ne training courses to help them specialise across all
As of September the Education department are going to be very busy delivering a number of sports related curriculum across a variety of levels to the Rotherham community. The extended partnership with Rotherham College has enhanced the quality of the provision by supporting the further education academy with quality assurance and funding from its previous successes as the education academy’s official funding partner. The Education Academy says goodbye to its successful level 3 sport graduates and wishes them all the best for their futures at University and in employment. The group achieved very good grades across the board and achieved above average UCAS points with all students who required the minimum MMM grade in order to progress into University. At the start of July Rotherham United Community Sports Trust employed eight new apprentice sports coaches to assist across all themes and community work currently been delivered. The new apprentices are crucial element in the workforce and vital for sustaining and delivering quality and valuable community work assisting with our very popular soccer camps, health initiatives and within our community inclusion sessions. During their initial 1 year apprenticeship the learners will complete both their practical coaching elements alongside successfully completing a NVQ level 2 in Activity Leadership along with a variety of coaching badges and training courses to help them specialise across all the themes. All apprentices have started well with positive feedback from all lead coaches and staff. The apprentices are enjoying the sun and coaching elements before the theory based classroom sessions begin in September! “The apprentices have really got stuck in and settling in well with their new routines. For most this apprenticeship is their first experience of employment and been paid so they have adjusted really well and I am pleased with their progress so far. I hope the apprentices continue to enjoy this experience and realise how fortunate they are to work within a professional football club at their age, I look forward to seeing their development both as an employee and learner over the next year”. Alongside the new activity leadership apprenticeships the Education Academy is pleased to announce the following courses will starting as of September; Foundation Degree in Football Coaching and Community Development BTEC Level 3 Sport – Futsal Scholarship BTEC Level 2 Sport Community Job Club Staff development Alternative Curriculum For further information please contact: Mark Wilkinson Education Manager Email: mwilkinson@rotherhamunited.ne
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