Case Studies
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Posted: Tue, 09 Oct 2018 08:06 by Miss Evie Harrison
Apprenticeship Profile: Chante
Name: Chante
Age: 18
Coach core employer: Billesley Tennis Centre
Favourite Film: Rush Hour
Favourite food: Chicken
Role Model/Idol: My sister
Posted: Tue, 09 Oct 2018 08:05 by Miss Evie Harrison
Apprentice Profile: Tobias
Name: Tobias
Age: 18
Coach core employer: Moseley Road Swimming Baths
Favourite Film: Intent
Favourite Food: Burger King
Sporting Hero: Anthony Joshua
Walk in ring song: Eye of the Tiger
Posted: Mon, 08 Oct 2018 10:43 by Miss Evie Harrison
Coach core and beyond: Elliott's Story
Elliott was placed at Sport Birmingham as part of last year's Coach Core apprenticeship programme. After impressing with his coaching skills, engaging personality & potential he was offered a full time role. He currently is a Youth Engagement assistant on MAD Birmingham, here's his story:
"I left college after passing a public services course, I knew I wanted to get into sport but wasn't quite sure how. A few opportunities doing some work for schools... Read More »
Posted: Thu, 04 Oct 2018 12:19 by Miss Evie Harrison
From PVC to CSP: Jevaughni's story
Jevaughni was placed at Sport Birmingham as part of last year's Coach Core apprenticeship programme. After impressing with his coaching skills, professionalism & great attitude he was offered a full time role. He currently splits his time between MAD Birmingham and the Breaking Boundaries project within Sparkbrook & Edgbaston. Here's his story:
"Before I started the coach core apprenticeship, I wasn't really doing much I was working as a laborer... Read More »
Posted: Tue, 28 Aug 2018 11:41 by Adeel Khan
Celebrating Local Coaches and Volunteers – Meet Joshua Smith
As part of volunteering week (1st – 7th June) and Coaching Week (4th – 10th June), Sport Birmingham are profiling local heroes who make sport happen in the city.
Joshua Smith is aged 13 and volunteers at diversity days in primary schools. He provides help and support to children in mainstream schools and share his experiences.
At Diversity Days, Joshua gives a speech about his autism and how he is an archer on the Team GB archery programme,... Read More »
Posted: Tue, 28 Aug 2018 11:39 by Adeel Khan
Celebrating Local Coaches and Volunteers – Meet Konrad Sroda
As part of volunteering week (1st – 7th June) and Coaching Week (4th – 10th June), Sport Birmingham are profiling local heroes who make sport happen in the city.
Konrad Sroda is 15 years old and volunteers at different events around the midlands and country. He has won many awards including Swim England West Midland Young Aquatic Volunteer award
Konrad first began volunteering 3 years ago at his local pool and helped out with swimming lessons.... Read More »
Posted: Tue, 28 Aug 2018 11:35 by Adeel Khan
Meet Our Disability Sport Ambassadors
As part of volunteering week (1st – 7th June) and Coaching Week (4th – 10th June), Sport Birmingham are profiling local heroes who make sport happen in the city.
Kerri Webley – Powerchair football player and coach.
Kerri is currently undertaking her sports course with West Bromwich Albion Foundation. Kerri is ambitious and independent young women. She was an ambassador/mentor for our Inclusive Futures programme which focused on challenging... Read More »
Posted: Tue, 28 Aug 2018 11:31 by Adeel Khan
'Volunteering is an essential part of community cohesion'
As part of volunteering week (1st – 7th June) and Coaching Week (4th – 10th June), Sport Birmingham are profiling local heroes who make sport happen in the city.
Meet Jo – Volunteer at Kings Heath CC
Jo has been volunteering at a Birmingham based cricket club for 13 years! She first got involved with Kings Heath Cricket Club when her son accessed their coaching sessions; her daughter was soon involved and before long she began scoring... Read More »
Posted: Tue, 28 Aug 2018 11:29 by Adeel Khan
Meet the man behind City of Birmingham Rockets Wheelchair Basketball Club
As part of volunteering week (1st – 7th June) and Coaching Week (4th – 10th June), Sport Birmingham are profiling local heroes who make sport happen in the city.
Andy Craddock - Head Coach for City of Birmingham Rockets Wheelchair Basketball Club
Andy Craddock has always been an enthusiastic volunteer with several years of experience in grassroots football. However, for the past ten years Andy has played a part in growing inclusive sport... Read More »
Posted: Mon, 07 Aug 2017 14:10 by Adeel Khan
Start Again makes big difference
Sport-based initiative in Birmingham working to fill a gap in young people's mental health care
Sport England have invested £9,900 of National Lottery funding into Start Again Project CIC – a social enterprise working to understand, encourage and empower people aged 13 to 30 using the power of sport.
The inspiration behind the project is very personal to founder, Mark Peters. Mark wanted to develop a programme that would provide measurable... Read More »
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Evie Harrison
Insight and Communications Officer
- Responsible for embedding insight throughout the team
- Identifying key areas where Sport Birmingham can have greatest impact across the city
- Ensuring Insight is accessible and communicated in a clear/concise way
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