Make Sport Work

We’re part of the Shropshire Sports Collective and we want to Make Sport Work

As part of the UKSPF – People & Skills Funding, Shrewsbury Town FC Foundation and Energize (Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin) have successfully applied to engage with 250 socially inactive individuals across Shropshire.

The Board’s Community Coach, Harry Bolland, works on the Make Sport Work programme alongside Shrewsbury Town Football Club Foundation, Brightstar Boxing, and Embrace as we have joined forces to deliver a series of six week upskilling programmes to engage anyone who wants to learn something new and potentially access the workplace.

The programme takes place in the Shropshire County Council Authority and we have recently deliver in Whitchurch, Ludlow, Oswestry, Bridgnorth & Shrewsbury.

To find out about our latest programme venues, please fill out the form at the bottom of the page.


The Programme

If you need a confidence boost to access the workplace, this programme aims to develop key skills whilst giving the participants the mental and physical confidence to take the next steps towards employment.

If you are looking for work, but can’t get that interview or struggling to write a CV showcasing your skills, this programme will provide wrap around support you need to enhance your career prospects.

This programme uses the power of sport as a tool to engage participants and maximise their potential.

Take a look at how the six weeks operates across the different locations between 9:30am – 2:30pm.

Week 1

Team Building, Goal Setting, Labour Market Research

Week 2

NCFE L1/L2 Sport & Fitness Qualification

Week 3

CV Writing, Employability Skills, Skills Assessment

Week 4

Taking steps to Employment or Volunteering

Week 5

Problem Solving, Overcoming Barriers, Mental Health Support

Week 6

Next Steps, Graduation, Exit Routes

To find out more about Make Sport Work, Visit the Shrewsbury Town Foundation Website.

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