TENNIS Scotland is encouraging youngsters to join their 12-month apprenticeship programme.
The course is designed to give young people under the age of 20 the chance to organise and deliver tennis on a national, regional and local level.
The Tennis Development Apprentices will also undertake development and training activities to help build a potential career in tennis.
Tennis Scotland Coach Development Manager Mat Hulbert said: “The programme aims to prepare the participant for a potential career in sports or tennis development and in recent years we have seen many of our apprentices move on to take on senior coaching roles at some of our clubs.
“We have established a partnership with the Sports Academy of Scotland who has been working with us to deliver our training programme. As the training provider, they guide the apprentices through all the work necessary for completion of the SVQ Level 3 in Leisure Management.”
The purpose of the programme is three fold – to provide Scottish tennis and local clubs with an enthusiastic workforce, to offer a quality vocational education programme to young people in Scotland and to help Scottish tennis achieve its aims of increasing participation;
Further information is available on http://www3.lta.org.uk/in-your-area/Scotland/coaching/Job-listings/Tennis-Development-Apprentice-Programme/#sthash.4QOPvunF.dpuf
Mat can be contacted on 0131 444 1984 or email [email protected].
The closing date for applications is Friday 10th July 2015.
