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The Joint University Initiative for Coach Education (JUICE) offers officiating and generic coach development courses such as child protection issues in a coaching environment, and offers some subsidies for those who use their new skills to volunteer in the community.
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The programme offers Level 1 learn to coach courses in a variety of sports as well as courses for those already experienced coaches, those who want to officiate and generic coach development courses. Taking part in JUICE develops your CV, enhancing your ability to be able to engage in applied sports related work in the community either in a paid or a volunteer capacity. With these courses you can show future employers that you have initiative and can communicate and solve problems outside of the academic world.
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JUICE website
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For more details on the opportunities available to you visit the website or contact Philippa Wickens at the Centre for Sport (
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Philippa.Wickens@uwe.ac.uk ).
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