PE & School Sport Apprentice RIVERSIDE TRAINING LTD

Location

Hereford, Herefordshire | United Kingdom

Job description

What you will do in your working day

Duties will include:

• To act as a PE Teaching Assistant, supporting teachers in the delivery of PE lessons
• Engage the most inactive young people, helping them to develop the skills, knowledge and enjoyment to participate in PE and school sport
• Support the delivery of extra-curricular clubs, active break times and lunchtimes
• Deliver interventions on a one-to-one or small group basis, using physical activity to achieve other outcomes such as improving behaviour, attendance and handwriting
• Undertake administrative tasks such as arranging participation in sports competitions and festivals
• To act as a responsible member of school staff on trips, fixtures and events
• To be responsible for sports equipment, display boards and promotion of physical and sports activities within the school
• Support young leaders and sports ambassadors in their roles
• Develop new interventions and activities which will engage parents and children in physical activity, such as health councils
• Work in partnership with community and voluntary organisations to support the development of school sport and physical activity within the school
• Use insight and data to support interventions and evidence the impact of this
• Undertake safeguarding and first aid training and any other training needs as identified by the school
• Undertake any other duties deemed appropriate to the role

This role will involve working within a local school, specifically within the PE department. Please see the list of schools below, and be sure to select your preference when completing the application.

Herefordshire

• St Mary's C of E Primary School, Credenhill
• Earl Mortimer College
• Madley Primary School
• Much Birch Primary School
• Hampton Dene Primary School
• Luston Primary School
• Shobdon Primary School

Worcestershire

• Chaddesley Corbett Primary School

The training you will be getting

• Community Sport and Health Officer Level 3
• Internal training relevant to the role

What to expect at the end of your apprenticeship

• After completing the apprenticeship, there are lots of different options. Some schools may choose to take you on as a PE teaching assistant
• You may seek employment as a coach
• It might help you decide you’d like to train to become a teacher and apply to go to university or you will develop transferable skills which you can apply to a range of other jobs
• Further progression may well be available in other areas within our sector, upon successful completion of the apprenticeship

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Salary

£10.16k per annum