Tutor Criteria Form Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite
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Name:
Why do you want to tutor for sports coach UK?
Address:
Email: Phone: Organisation/company:
To deliver the Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite of workshops, you must have attended at least one ‘Safeguarding and Protecting Children’ workshop previously. Please detail date(s) of attendance.:
What skills and experiences appropriate to the role do you feel you will offer?
To be a tutor, you need to hold a formal teaching qualification. Please attach a copy of your certificate (QTS, PGCE, PTLLS, CTS etc).
Workshops that this Tutor Criteria Form covers – please tick those you wish to be considered for: • Safeguarding and Protecting Children • Safeguarding and Protecting Children in Martial Arts • Keeping Safe in Sport: Safeguarding for Young Volunteers (13+)
Tutor Criteria Form Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite
General knowledge and experience of safeguarding: What we are looking for: • Knowledge of safeguarding and child protection, current issues and the infrastructure of support available both within and outside sport. • Experience of appropriately handling sensitive information and disclosures, and implementing child protection policies. • Ability to identify and promote good practice within coaching and sport. • Any other relevant qualifications and/or membership of relevant industry bodies. • Dates of attendance at other sports coach UK workshops or events.
I believe myself to be competent in this area: Yes
No
Please explain why:
Tutor Criteria Form Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite
Engaging and practical demonstration of key tutoring and coach development skills through a variety of activities and techniques: What we are looking for: • Examples of engaging activities delivered as a tutor, coach or coach educator. Tell us about your most popular engaging activity. • Experience of providing an intervention to support behaviour change in coaches. • Can you change the attitudes and coaching practice of coaches? • How have you handled a difficult tutoring experience? • Commitment to, and experience of, dealing with oppression and promoting anti-discriminatory behaviour.
I believe myself to be competent in this area: Yes
No
Please explain why:
Tutor Criteria Form Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite
Delivering to children and young people: If you would like to deliver the ‘Keeping Safe in Sport’ workshop, we are looking for: • experience of working with 13–17 year olds to improve their skills, confidence and personal attributes • excellent listening skills • a good facilitator, rather than a ‘lecturer’ • excellent interpersonal skills – the ability to relate to people, and inspire trust and confidence.
I believe myself to be competent in this area: Yes
No
Please explain why:
Share with us how we can find out more about you. If you would like to present any of your knowledge or experiences via video or any other online publications, then please provide us with a web link. What we are looking for: Facebook Twitter Linkedin Blogs YouTube
Please inform us of any other sports coach UK workshop titles you would be interested in delivering in addition to those covered on this form:
Tutor Criteria Form Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite
Tutor Self-declaration
The very nature of this workshop means the tutor will be imparting and dealing with sensitive information with a group of 13–16 year olds and therefore in a ‘position of trust’. In order to be considered to deliver this workshop, we ask that all potential tutors complete this self-declaration section regarding any criminal convictions.
Any information that is disclosed will be confidential and used to inform the recruitment to the tutor orientation for this workshop. Once the recruitment decision has been made, this information will be destroyed.
1 Have you ever been convicted of any criminal offences? Yes
No
If yes, please supply details of any criminal convictions: You are advised that, under the provision of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1975 (Exceptions) Order 1975 as amended by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions Amendment) Order 1986, you should declare all convictions including ‘spent’ convictions.
2 Are you a person known to any children’s social care as being an actual or potential risk to children or young people? Yes
No
If yes, please supply details:
3 Have you ever had a disciplinary sanction (from any sport’s governing body or other organisation) relating to poor practice or child abuse? Yes
No
If yes, please supply details:
Name:
Date:
Tutor Criteria Form Safeguarding and Protecting Children Suite
Process Diagram
Aspiring tutor is signed off and ready to deliver unsupported
Aspiring tutor enquires about becoming a tutor for sports coach UK
Aspiring tutor co-tutors and is advised to deliver the workshop in full supported by a lead tutor
Aspiring tutor is given feedback and, if successful, invited to attend a call with a lead tutor
Aspiring tutor attends an interview and is asked to attend a workshop orientation
Aspiring tutor attends the workshop orientation and is advised to co-tutor
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