StreetGames’ commitment to supporting students to ‘Go Further’ & ‘Go Higher’ is closely linked to our End Game goal to help create “A pathway in every low income, underserved neighbourhood for young people to become volunteers and future community leaders” At StreetGames, we offer an award-winning range of innovative personal development training programmes designed to elevate your student experience. By integrating our training into your institution’s academic and extracurricular offer, you can enhance student retention, boost overall wellbeing, and facilitate significant personal growth among participants.
Our training equips participants with the essential skills and knowledge necessary to:
– Gain a deeper understanding of their target audience
– Develop innovative and creative solutions
– Effectively measure the impact of their initiatives
These workshops provide an excellent opportunity for students to enrich their understanding of Sport for Development, and the importance of the ingredients of Doorstep Sport.
Our targeted training interventions empower students and staff in Further and Higher Education to make a difference. From grassroots campus initiatives to building a positive community footprint, we equip your College or University with the tools to create lasting social change.
Join us and expand your impact today!
Our work with StreetGames this year has had an extremely positive impact on our learners' employability, the sessions are highly practical and develop delivery skills in a wide range of sports. It has been brilliant to see young coaches work with a range of tutors who have shared their extensive knowledge and expertise, the sessions have built on the coaching unit within the Level 3 Sport Coaching and Development qualification which has enhanced their wider personal and career development.”
Warren Aplin, Curriculum Area Manager (Sport, Protective Services, Travel & Tourism), Yeovil College
StreetGames have delivered a range of qualifications designed to meet the needs of our students and complement their course of study. Their courses have a focus on inclusion and physical and mental wellbeing. Our students gain knowledge of safe, ethical coaching and improve their communication and effective working relationships with participants and others. StreetGames enable students at Barnsley College to adapt their coaching to meet the needs, abilities, and stages of development in a fun, funky and fresh learning environment. A pleasure to work with – accommodating and adaptable.”
Amanda Sowerby, Physical Activity & Sport Coordinator, Barnsley College
The Multi Skills Activator course was extremely impactful for our students! The course was fun, engaging and very supportive. It was perfect for our students as it directly linked in with their modules, and it was great to see students using the skills/knowledge they gained during the course to complete practical assessments. Will definitely book again next year for future students!”
Keshia Hilton, FDSC Physical Education and Sports Coaching Programme Leader, Newcastle College
Our apprentices have received fantastic training from StreetGames on an annual basis. Each group's needs are taken into consideration while designing the workshops, and participants have consistently provided positive feedback. The leads have always been encouraging and offer first-rate service, allowing the students to demonstrate the knowledge and skills they have acquired and use them in the workplace. For the past five years, we have worked directly with StreetGames and will do so moving forward.
Sunny Chavda, Sport Work Related Learning Coordinator & School Sport Coach, Loughborough University
Our Activator Workshops
All workshops are three hours in duration and are delivered face-to-face by a StreetGames tutor. The price for each Activator Workshop is £650.
Contact us
For more details and for your College/University to ‘Go Further’ and ‘Go Higher’ with StreetGames please get in touch with:
Nikita Nolan
UK Customer Relationships Manager
Mobile: 07485 915252
Email: Nikita.Nolan@streetgames.org
