Typical responsibilities for a Community Sports Coach Apprentice may include:

• Planning and delivering high-quality sport and physical activity sessions for a range of community groups.
  Running clubs, groups, outreach sessions and holiday activities across local venues.
• Supporting community projects that promote activity, wellbeing and social inclusion.
• Helping to design new community sport initiatives that encourage participation among inactive groups.
• Building partnerships with local organisations including schools, youth services, charities, councils and community groups.
• Recruiting, supporting and working alongside volunteers or assistant coaches.
• Promoting activities and engaging with target groups to raise awareness and drive participation.
• Adapting activities to suit different ages, abilities and needs.
• Tracking attendance, gathering feedback and measuring impact of programmes.
• Helping to plan and evaluate community projects or multi-week programmes.
• Assisting with marketing campaigns to promote sessions, events or initiatives.
• Maintaining safe, inclusive and welcoming environments for all participants.
• Administrative tasks linked to planning, monitoring and evaluating activities.
• Ensuring safeguarding, equality and health and safety practices are always followed.
   

• Level 4 School Sports Coach Apprenticeship Standard
• Sector specific CPD, such as;

o   Multi-skills coaching - practical coaching skills

o   Behaviour Management

o   Community engagement and inclusion training

o   Volunteer recruitment and support

o   Outreach and behaviour-change approaches

o   Safeguarding / Prevent

o   Mental Health and Wellbeing

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