Level 3 Apprenticeship Community Activator Coach at Stanmore College

Overview

Course Content

The course equips individuals to work in the key role of a Community Sport and Health Officer (CSHO) to initiate behaviour change in local residents with regards to engagement in sport and physical activity across local communities. By working within and across local organisations individuals will scope, organise and coordinate the delivery of opportunities for local communities to get more physically active.

Typically this apprenticeship will take 16 months to complete.

Knowledge covered within the programme includes:

• The principles of behaviour change.
• Adapting delivery to suit different groups in society.
• Managing and leading colleagues/volunteers.
• Developing appropriate sports or physical activity programmes.
• How to work collaboratively with a network of partners/stakeholders.

Course Outcomes

Community Sport and Health Officer Level 3 qualification. Some employers may also choose to offer industry relevant training such as the Principles of First Aid.

Progression

The Community Health Officer Standard will underpin occupations in the fields of leisure, sport, youth work, youth justice, outdoor education, or public health. Successful completers will be able to move into senior roles within the Sector – leading teams

Entry Requirements

We will undertake an assessment and skills scan to make sure that this qualification is suitable for you. It is preferable to have English and Maths GCSE Grade 4/C or above.

Assessment

The End Point Assessment methods are as follows:

• Work-based observation.
• Case study challenge.
• Presentation with question and answers.
• Panel interview.

Equipment

There are no specific resource requirements for this qualification.