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Tottenham Hotspur Foundation is proud to introduce the partnerships between ourselves, Barnet and Southgate College St Thomas More Catholic School and NEW for the 2011/12 Academic Year, Waltham Forest College, on the creation of our Education and Football Development Scheme.
For more information on each programme and school, please click on the links below.
Upcoming trial dates and open days
To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
Barnet and Southgate College
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & Barnet and Southgate College Education and Football Development Centre links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 40 learners aged between 16 and 19 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 2 or 3 and NVQ level 2 and 3 courses with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching. A Levels will also be available to some students as an option
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Barnet and Southgate College will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Academy or Development Centre coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the college, the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre
- A full-time physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- An elite squad will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- A development squad will also be selected to improve the skills of students who are not in the elite squad. These students may progress to the elite squad during the course of the academic year
- Both squads will be entered into suitable leagues and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via Barnet and Southgate College's prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to Barnet and Southgate College, High St, London, N14 6BS
- Successful applicants will be invited for a three day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college which takes place in June
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and college interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
Barnet and Southgate College
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & Barnet and Southgate College Education and Football Development Centre for Girls links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 25 learners aged between 16 and 19 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 2 or 3 courses with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching. A Levels will also be available to some students as an option
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Barnet and Southgate College will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Ladies coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the college, the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre
- A full-time physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- A team will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- The team will be entered into suitable league and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via Barnet and Southgate College's prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to Barnet and Southgate College, High St, London, N14 6BS
- Successful applicants will be invited for a one/two day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college which takes place in June
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and college interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
St Thomas More Catholic School
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & St.Thomas More Catholic School Education and Football Development Centre links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 50 learners aged between 16 and 18 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 2 or 3 courses with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching. A Levels will also be available to some students as an option.
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and St.Thomas More Catholic School will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Academy or Development Centre coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the school, the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the school and White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre
- A physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- An elite squad will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- A development squad will also be selected to improve the skills of students who are not in the elite squad. These students may progress to the elite squad during the course of the academic year
- Both squads will be entered into suitable leagues and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via St.Thomas More School’s prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to St.Thomas More Catholic School,Glendale Avenue,Wood Green, London, N22 5HN
- Successful applicants will be invited for a two/three day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college which takes place in June
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and school interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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Upcoming trial dates:
Friday 31 May 2013
Thursday 4 July 2013
All of the above trial dates will take place at Wadham Lodge Sports Ground, 8.45am - 12.00pm.
To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
Waltham Forest College
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & Waltham Forest College Education and Football Development Centre links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 50 learners aged between 16 and 18 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 3 course with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching.
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Waltham Forest College will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Academy or Development Centre coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the College, the Wadham Lodge Sports Ground , and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the Wadham Lodge Sports Ground
- A physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- An elite squad will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- A development squad will also be selected to improve the skills of students who are not in the elite squad. These students may progress to the elite squad during the course of the academic year
- Both squads will be entered into suitable leagues and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via Waltham Forest's College prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to Tony Tillbrook at Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, Bill Nicholson Way , 748 High Road , London ,N17 0AP
- Successful applicants will be invited for a three day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college,dates TBC
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and College interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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For more information on each programme and school, please click on the links below.
- Barnet and Southgate College - boys scheme
- Barnet and Southgate College - girls scheme
- St Thomas More Catholic School
- Waltham Forest College
Barnet and Southgate College - boys scheme
Upcoming trial dates and open days
Football Trials
| Day | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 30 May 2013 | White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre |
| Tuesday | 2 July 2013 | White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre |
Open Days
| Day | Date |
|---|---|
| Wednesday 26 June 2013, 5 - 7pm | Grahame Park Campus |
| Saturday 29 June 2013, 10am - 2pm | Southgate Campus |
To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
Barnet and Southgate College
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & Barnet and Southgate College Education and Football Development Centre links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 40 learners aged between 16 and 19 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 2 or 3 and NVQ level 2 and 3 courses with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching. A Levels will also be available to some students as an option
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Barnet and Southgate College will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Academy or Development Centre coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the college, the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre
- A full-time physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- An elite squad will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- A development squad will also be selected to improve the skills of students who are not in the elite squad. These students may progress to the elite squad during the course of the academic year
- Both squads will be entered into suitable leagues and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via Barnet and Southgate College's prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to Barnet and Southgate College, High St, London, N14 6BS
- Successful applicants will be invited for a three day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college which takes place in June
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and college interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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Barnet and Southgate College - girls scheme
To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
Barnet and Southgate College
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & Barnet and Southgate College Education and Football Development Centre for Girls links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 25 learners aged between 16 and 19 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 2 or 3 courses with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching. A Levels will also be available to some students as an option
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Barnet and Southgate College will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Ladies coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the college, the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre
- A full-time physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- A team will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- The team will be entered into suitable league and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via Barnet and Southgate College's prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to Barnet and Southgate College, High St, London, N14 6BS
- Successful applicants will be invited for a one/two day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college which takes place in June
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and college interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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St Thomas More Catholic School
To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
St Thomas More Catholic School
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & St.Thomas More Catholic School Education and Football Development Centre links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 50 learners aged between 16 and 18 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 2 or 3 courses with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching. A Levels will also be available to some students as an option.
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and St.Thomas More Catholic School will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Academy or Development Centre coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the school, the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the school and White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre
- A physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- An elite squad will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- A development squad will also be selected to improve the skills of students who are not in the elite squad. These students may progress to the elite squad during the course of the academic year
- Both squads will be entered into suitable leagues and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via St.Thomas More School’s prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to St.Thomas More Catholic School,Glendale Avenue,Wood Green, London, N22 5HN
- Successful applicants will be invited for a two/three day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college which takes place in June
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and school interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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Waltham Forest College
Upcoming trial dates:
Friday 31 May 2013
Thursday 4 July 2013
All of the above trial dates will take place at Wadham Lodge Sports Ground, 8.45am - 12.00pm.
To apply for this scheme, please fill in this application form.
Partners
Waltham Forest College
Background / Aims
- The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & Waltham Forest College Education and Football Development Centre links football theory, Academy standard coaching and affiliated league and cup competitions with a range of academic studies for up to 50 learners aged between 16 and 18 years
- Learners of varying abilities and from a wide variety of ethnic and social backgrounds can enroll on full-time BTEC level 3 course with the potential to continue onto a foundation degree in Sports Development and Coaching.
Content
- A permanent team of qualified staff from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation and Waltham Forest College will deliver the coaching and teaching elements of the programme
- All coaching staff have appropriate FA qualifications in football, are emergency aid trained, and are CRB checked to enhanced level. Coaches from the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation are also THFC Academy or Development Centre coaches
- Learners will use facilities at the College, the Wadham Lodge Sports Ground , and at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club over the duration of the year
- Transport will be provided for learners to and from all of the above facilities if required free of charge
- Learners who enroll on the course will be required to sign a code of conduct, and will not be allowed to train or play football unless they are up-to-date with their academic commitments
- Classroom sessions will fit around the football training and playing element of the programme
- Learners will receive up to 10 hours of Tottenham Hotspur Academy standard coaching each week at the Wadham Lodge Sports Ground
- A physiotherapist will be available for all learners
- An elite squad will be selected from the students to compete at college level both locally and nationally
- A development squad will also be selected to improve the skills of students who are not in the elite squad. These students may progress to the elite squad during the course of the academic year
- Both squads will be entered into suitable leagues and cup competitions, ensuring that there are enough games for all players, and at the right level
- Training and playing kit for the programme will be provided for each learner
How can children be involved?
- Learners will be recruited through various local youth and community projects, via formal referrals, and via Waltham Forest's College prospectus yearly
- All completed application forms and additional supporting paperwork (references and personal statements etc) must be sent to Tony Tillbrook at Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, Bill Nicholson Way , 748 High Road , London ,N17 0AP
- Successful applicants will be invited for a three day football trial, class based assessment, and an interview with the college,dates TBC
- Applicants that are successfully selected as a result of the football trial, class based assessment and College interview will be placed on a course that reflects their qualifications
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