Community Sports and Health Officer Apprentice

As a Community Sports and Health Officer Apprentice at Project Female you will be responsible for planning and delivering our community outreach programme, leading dance sessions in school and community environments for young people age 6 - 19.Key Responsibilities

• Deliver fun, high-quality dance workshops, classes, and projects for young people in schools and community settings, often tailored to various age groups and skill levels
• Demonstrate proper technique and movement to students, providing clear instructions and constructive feedback
• Develop high-quality, inclusive session plans with clear health & wellbeing objectives
• Actively engage with schools, community groups, and young people to promote dance access
• With the PF General Manager, coordinate session schedules, manage project logistics, and evaluate program impact through data collection
• Create a positive, safe, and energetic environment, adhering to health and safety guidelines and PF policies during all activities
• Encourage participation, confidence, and skill development

• Competitive pay
• Full training and support
• Flexible hours
• Opportunities for progression
• A fun, supportive team environment
• The chance to make a real difference in young people's lives

The Level 3 Community Sport and Health Officer Apprenticeship is designed for individuals who want to make a positive difference in their communities through sport, physical activity and health initiatives. This apprenticeship develops the skills, knowledge and behaviours needed to plan, deliver and evaluate inclusive sport and health programmes that improve wellbeing and participation.

This apprenticeship is ideal for individuals who are passionate about dance and community health, and who want to develop the skills to support young people from all backgrounds to be more active and improve their wellbeing.

Delivery:
Blended learning (workplace learning, workshops, online sessions and 1:1 support)

Assessment:
Ongoing assessment plus a final End-Point Assessment (EPA)

Apprentices will receive regular support from their tutor throughout the programme.

The qualification is comprised of 8 modules, each lasting 1-2 months.

• Module 1:
  Behaviour change
• Module 2:
  Programme planning & delivery
• Module 3:
  Working with partnerships
• Module 4:
  Communication & engagement
• Module 5:
  Managing people & inclusion
• Module 6:
  Monitoring & evaluation
• Module 7:
  Health inequalities & social issues
• Module 8:
  Professional practice & EPA

Learning is applied directly to the apprentice's job role, ensuring real-world relevance and impact.

As a Community Sports and Health Officer, you will be working towards the Level 3 Community Sports and Health Officer qualification, alongside your daily roles and responsiblities.