Employ an Apprentice

Duration: 13 months (inc. End Point Assessment)

PE apprentices support staff in delivering fun, inclusive, engaging physical activity. From breakfast and after-school clubs to one-to-one mentoring for higher ability pupils or those requiring Additional Learning Support, they support the organisation’s promotion of PE, sport and well-being.

Our learners undertake off-the-job training once a week delivered by our dedicated teaching staff. This will be a mix of theory and practical sessions to cover a range of skills and attributions as part of their learning programme.

A grade 4 or above in Maths and English at GCSE is desirable, however we can offer Functional skills alongside the course for the right candidate. At least a grade 2 in Maths and English is essential.

This exciting new apprenticeship is currently in development.

For more information or to express your interest, please contact us at educationteam@inspireplus.org.uk.

Duration: 15-18 months (inc. End Point Assessment)

Teaching Assistant Apprentices work alongside teachers to support the delivery of lessons. This course trains apprentices to become teaching assistants while developing a focus on PE.

Our level 3 teaching assistant learners will access high quality off the job training once a week. This is delivered by our qualified teaching staff and includes a blend of theory and practical sessions throughout their time on programme.

Grade 4 or above in Maths and English is essential. Experience volunteering or completing work experience within a school will be very desirable.

Duration: 15-18 months (inc. End Point Assessment)

The Community Sport and Health Officer (CSHO) role focuses mainly on initiating behaviour change in local society. The CSHO will help to organise and coordinate the delivery of activities and opportunities for local communities with the aim of becoming more physically active. CSHO apprentices can work in community-based roles such as district councils, Community Interest Organisations, sport clubs and organisations.

Apprentices can gain various other qualifications tailored to learners’ and employers’ goals. Our learners undertake off-the-job training once a week delivered by our dedicated cohort tutors with a mix of practical and theory lessons.

Grade 4 or above in Maths and English is essential. Experience volunteering or completing work experience within a sport setting will be very desirable.

Duration: 18 months (inc. End Point Assessment)

School Sport Coaches aim to provide meaningful and high-quality learning, development and performance experiences for children and young people. They take an increasingly lead role in School Sport by enriching local competitions, increasing participation, raising educational standards and enhancing well-being and social change. As a result, learners will develop skills, knowledge and behaviours that support the cognitive, social, emotional and physical growth of children and young people.

Our learners undertake off-the-job training once a week delivered by our dedicated cohort tutors with a mix of practical and theory lessons.

Grade 4 or above in Maths and English is essential. Previous sport/teaching assistant/childcare qualification is essential. You will need to have completed a substantial amount of time working or volunteering with children within a sport role (at least 6 months). You will need to be a leader in the area, with previous skills and knowledge to be able to confidently join the L4 course.

This exciting new apprenticeship is currently in development.

For more information or to express your interest, please contact us at educationteam@inspireplus.org.uk.

Duration: 24 months (inc. End Point Assessment) 

Social and Emotional Well-being Option

This option equips apprentices with the knowledge and tools to help learners better understand their thoughts and emotions, build self-awareness, and develop empathy for others. By fostering these skills, learners are empowered to thrive, leading to positive outcomes in behaviour and attendance.
It is important to note that this differs significantly from supporting children with Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, which is covered under the SEND option.

Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Option

With the rising number of children and young people with SEND and the increasing recognition of the complexity of their needs, the Level 5 apprenticeship helps colleagues develop the expertise required to enable these learners to thrive.
Evidence from policy and practice highlights the critical role support staff play in assisting our most vulnerable learners, particularly when equipped with specialist knowledge and skills.

Curriculum Provision Specialist -PE Option

This specialist option recognises apprentices who support the delivery of physical education in schools. By developing expertise in this area, apprentices can help create engaging and inclusive physical education programmes that inspire learners to stay active, build essential physical skills, and develop a lifelong love of movement and sport.
Supporting physical education in schools plays a key role in improving children’s health, well-being, and overall development, ensuring they physically and academically thrive.

This exciting new apprenticeship is currently in development.

For more information or to express your interest, please contact us at educationteam@inspireplus.org.uk.