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Support the delivery of inclusive, engaging, and high-quality physical activity and sport opportunities for students and the local community. Assist in coaching sessions, events, and initiatives to boost participation, wellbeing, and a positive sporting culture. Gain hands-on experience while making a difference!
What you'll do at work
- Assist in planning and delivering sports coaching sessions for students and community groups under the supervision of qualified staff
- Support the organisation and delivery of college sports events, tournaments, and enrichment activities
- Promote physical activity and wellbeing initiatives across the college and local community
- Maintain and manage sports equipment and facilities, ensuring safety and readiness for use
- Engage with students to encourage participation in physical activity, especially those less active or from underrepresented groups
- Support the development of inclusive sports programmes that cater to diverse needs and abilities
- Assist in monitoring and evaluating participation data to help improve future activities and engagement
- Contribute to marketing and communication efforts, including social media, to promote sports and wellbeing events
- Undertake relevant training and qualifications, including coaching badges and safeguarding certifications
- Provide administrative support for sports programmes, including booking facilities and recording attendance
- Act as a positive role model, demonstrating enthusiasm, professionalism, and a commitment to student wellbeing
- Support the delivery of outreach activities in local schools or community settings as part of the college’s engagement strategy
Apprenticeship Details
Apprenticeships include time away from working for specialist training. You’ll study to gain professional knowledge and skills.
Apprentices will be supported in working towards the following qualifications as part of their programme of study:
- Level 2 Community Activator Coach qualification
- Level 3 Award in Emergency Paediatric First Aid
- Additional bespoke training that meets the standard criteria and is suitable to the employer and the requirements for the role
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Requirements
- GCSE in:
- English (grade 4-9 (A-C))
- Maths (grade 4-9 (A-C))
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The role involves working full-time hours (37 hours per week), including some physical activity and outdoor work. The apprentice may be required to travel for sports fixtures and events. The position demands a high level of responsibility, professionalism, and engagement with students and community members. Applicants must be prepared to undertake relevant training, including first aid and safeguarding, and work within a structured college environment.
About Callywith College
Callywith College is an Outstanding Ofsted-rated further education institution based in Bodmin, Cornwall, providing exceptional post-16 education since opening in September 2017. Established in partnership with Truro and Penwith College (also Ofsted Outstanding), Callywith was designed to meet the growing demand for high-quality education in North and East Cornwall. The college has quickly become a first-choice destination for over 1,500 students annually, thanks to its excellent teaching, outstanding student support, and strong track record of achievement. In March 2024, Callywith proudly retained its 'Outstanding' Ofsted status, cementing its reputation as one of the top further education providers in the South West.
Our Mission & Values
At Callywith, we are committed to delivering the best possible learning experience, ensuring every student reaches their highest potential. Our core values; Success, Respect, Resilience, and Compassion were chosen by both staff and students, reflecting the college’s inclusive and aspirational culture.
Facilities & Learning Environment
The college boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including:
- Modern teaching spaces with cutting-edge technology
- Specialist sports facilities, including a fitness suite and sports hall
- Dedicated science labs, creative arts studios, and performance spaces
- A vibrant learning environment with a strong sense of community


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Why Choose Callywith?
- Outstanding academic & vocational results
- Expert teaching staff who inspire and challenge students
- Strong employer & university links for progression opportunities
- A supportive, inclusive environment that promotes wellbeing and personal growth
- A wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and leadership programmes
Callywith College is more than just a place to study, it’s a launchpad for future success, whether students progress to university, apprenticeships, or employment.
Career Progression
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The employer is very keen to progress all apprentice staff through the bespoke training opportunities they offer and can host superb professional development opportunities that will vastly enrich any individual's CV towards a sport or education-based career.
This apprenticeship offers a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience in sports coaching and community engagement within a dynamic college environment. As part of the Sport & Uniformed Protective Services Department at Callywith College, the apprentice will support the delivery of physical activity sessions, assist in curriculum and enrichment activities, and contribute to the college’s sports academy. The role provides a pathway to develop coaching, leadership, and organisational skills, with the potential to progress into roles such as sports coach, activity leader, or further education in sport and physical activity.
Specific qualification progression routes envisaged for the successful candidate include:
- Level 4 Sports Coach Apprenticeship Standard
- Level 5 Certificate in Primary School Physical Education Specialism
- Level 6 Award in Primary School Physical Education Subject Leadership (QTS Required)
Contact Information
The contact for this apprenticeship is:
- PLYMOUTH ARGYLE FOOTBALL IN THE COMMUNITY TRUST
- Tristan James
- tristanjames@callywith.ac.uk
- 01208224314
The reference code for this apprenticeship is VAC2000039766.
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