Coach Core
Targeting 16-24 year olds who traditionally may experience barriers, discrimination, and lack of opportunities. Coach Core delivers an inclusive and impactful sports coaching apprenticeship that develops the talents of young people and provides them with a range of vital skills for sport, work and life. Coach Core supports 16-24 year olds who traditionally may experience barriers, discrimination, & lack of opportunities, to access our apprenticeship scheme, which will boost their educational prospects and employability. Coach Core particularly aspires to help young girls, people with disabilities, people from ethnic minorities and people from low socio-economic groups who still face far too many barriers to securing meaningful employment in sport. The apprenticeship is typically a 15-18 month position with an employer, working 30 hours a week. One day of that will be spent either with a Coach Core Learning Coach or independently completing learning and preparing for the assessments. The rest of the time the apprentice will be working for the employer, providing community coaching and supporting the business. With this, and all the additional experiences and opportunities Coach Core offers, the young person not only has a qualification for their CV, but also a coaching portfolio and tangible work experience that gives them every chance of success once the programme finishes. Many of our apprentices are offered full-time work by their employers at the end of their course.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Emily Neal
- Contact Position
- Employment Coach
- Telephone
- 07932651819 07932651819
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emily.neal@coachcore.org.uk
- Website
- https://coachcore.org.uk/
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