Sheffield Wednesday Community Programme Apprenticeships Breakfast

3rd November 2017

Sheffield Wednesday Community Programme will be hosting a breakfast to launch the newly available apprenticeships in Customer Practitioner and Activity Leadership.

Companies will be given a presentation on the framework and the opportunities for local businesses. Please register for this event by email to education@swfc.co.uk 7:30am at The Quixall Room Hillsborough Stadium About The Sheffield Wednesday Community Programme SWFCCP is committed to a partnership approach which takes SWFC's brand, facilities and resources, and uses this to engage wider communities and offer a range of opportunities to Sheffield's citizens delivered in a highly innovative and inclusive manner. Our goal at Sheffield Wednesday is to play a key role in making the people of Sheffield healthier, better educated and able to utilise new technologies through the medium of sport. A strengthening of the relationship between the City's Universities and major businesses also lies at the core of our development and SWFC wishes to be proactive in taking this relationship forward.

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