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- Applications open for FA Women’s Football Apprentice Funding 2022-2024
Applications open for FA Women’s Football Apprentice Funding 2022-2024
October 2021
ECFA, the football delivery arm of AoC Sport, is excited to announce additional funding for 10 colleges to apply for an FA Women’s Football Development Officer Apprentice.
The FA is investing in the programme as part of its Inspiring Positive Change strategy and aims to increase participation in women and girls football.
The apprentice will be employed by the college for a minimum of 22 months (August 2022-July 2024) and each apprentice will be tasked with addressing the drop-off in participation at ages 16-19 in female football.
FA Women's Football Apprenticeship impact - Georgina & Nicky
Independent research has shown that the FA Women’s Football Apprentice model is an effective and sustainable solution to the development of the future workforce and to drive all aspects of the women and girls’ game.
The apprenticeship training will be delivered by Weston College, which will involve a combination of virtual learning and national training.
To apply, colleges must be an AoC Sport member and an ECFA Accredited College and be able to clearly evidence the need for the role, using the job description and application form below.
Questions to think about
- Is there a cross college strategy to increase female participation in sport and physical activity?
- Does your college need someone to help develop women’s football?
- Could this individual undertake an apprenticeship at the same time?
- National Apprentice Training
- Access to The FA developed Behaviour Framework (and support to use this throughout)
- Expert ECFA Learning & Development programme
- Bespoke support from the National Football Development Coordinator at AoC Sport
- Access to a national network of Women’s Football Apprentices