Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership (SL1)
Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership (SL2)
Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership (CSL)

There are 46 training dates throughout the UK during the 2010/11 academic year. Each of these days will host workshops covering the Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership, the Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership and the Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership. These days will only be suitable for new tutors who have not attended Sports Leaders UK Tutor Training in the past.

Overview of Tutor Training Workshops

Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership
This briefing is suitable for anyone who works predominantly with candidates who are 13 years and older (there is no age limit on this qualification). It is intended for new tutors of the Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership that have not previously received training for this qualification. This classroom based briefing aims to provide a general overview of the qualification. The areas that will be covered include Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria, delivery ideas, assessment procedures and quality assurance expectations.

Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership & Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership
This classroom based briefing is suitable for anyone who works with candidates who are 14 years and older.  The Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership is for candidates who are 14 years and older, and the Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership is for candidates who are 16 years and older. This briefing will walk you through each qualification detailing the Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria, delivery ideas, assessment procedures and quality assurance expectations.

The Workshops on Teaching Leadership 1 & 2

These practically based workshops are suitable for all new tutors who have not attended Tutor Training in the past. All delegates will attend these sessions if attending the Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership and the Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership/Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership briefings. During the Teaching Leadership 1 & 2 workshops, we will convey the difference between teaching sports based activities and teaching leadership skills. This notion will be investigated over two, one hour practical workshops.

Although these workshops involve a certain degree of practical activity, they are designed to teach important lessons about leadership, not to test your physical ability or sporting prowess but please wear suitable clothes and footwear.  

Sports Leaders UK News

This briefing session provides an opportunity to find out about the full range of Sports Leaders UK awards and qualifications, and hear all the latest developments within the world of sports leadership.

Ideas Surgery Workshop

This workshop is for anyone who does not need to attend the Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership/Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership briefing. The workshop features a generic practical activity that will reinforce an area that has been covered throughout the day. Also, some implementation strategies will be looked at and discussed. This activity will give you food for thought about how you can teach your candidates the principles behind leadership.

Network/Afternoon Break

This extended break provides the ideal opportunity for delegates to network, make contacts and share useful ideas. There will also be lots of resources available for delegates to look at, and staff will be on hand to answer questions.

Go to 2010/11 SL1, SL2 & CSL Tutor Training dates.

Go to further information on the Level 1 Award in Sports Leadership.

Go to further information on the Level 2 Award in Sports Leadership.

Go to further information on the Level 2 Award in Community Sports Leadership.

Go to SL1, SL2 & CSL Pre-Reading.

Go to Fees & Charges.

Go to Tutor Training Day Online Application.

Go to Cancellation Policy for Tutor Training.