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Multi Sports Assistant Coach Apprentice

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About the Role
To support the Russell Martin Academy's (RMA's) delivery of community football and multi-sport programmes for children aged 5-16 of all abilities, including curriculum time programmes, after-school clubs, holiday camps, Skills and Development Centres.
As a Multi Sports Assistant Coach Apprentice you will:
- Help senior RMA coaches plan and deliver professional high quality coaching sessions that promote sustained participation in football and sport and provide participants with the opportunity to develop and grow both as players and as individuals
- Liaise with RMA programme leads, school staff, and parents (as applicable), to ensure all activities are delivered in a safe and enjoyable environment
- Be punctual and organised, ensuring that all equipment is prepared, and the venue is ready prior to the arrival of the participants
- Be responsible for the welfare of children and young people in your care, ensuring they are signed in and out of each session by a parent, carer, or designated school staff member
- Communicate your availability for sessions efficiently and professionally with RMA programme leads
- Adhere to safeguarding policies and procedures as outlined by RMF/RMA and report any safeguarding or welfare incidents to the appropriate programme lead
- Always act as an ambassador for the Russell Martin Foundation, representing the charity in a professional manner
- Be clean and well presented, wearing full RMA kit
- Demonstrate a positive commitment to promoting diversity, equality, and inclusion and reporting any acts of discrimination
- Attend in-house Safeguarding Training CPD sessions or other formal training when required
- Fulfill additional roles and responsibilities as required by RMA programme leads
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Alongside gaining your Community Activator Coach Level 2 apprenticeship qualification.


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