Kick off your career with Sheffield Wednesday Football Club Community Programme's Adult Education Course starting on 20 January 2026. The course will help adults with employability skills, including help with CVs and job searches, applying for jobs, interview preparation, confidence boosting and more. The training will take place at SOAR Works Enterprise Centre, Sheffield, S5 … Continue reading SWFC Community Programme Adult Education Course starts January 2026 →

SWFC Community College is holding an eSports Open Evening on Thursday 27 February 2025. The open evening will provide details about the eSports Pathways course starting in September 2025. This course is aimed at post-16s, including Y11 students who have an interest in eSports. Parents are welcome to come along. Free parking available. For more … Continue reading SWFC eSports Open Evening on Thursday 27 February 2025 →

See below information for the range of courses available through Sheffield Wednesday FC Community Programme. Employability Traineeships Vocational Courses Wellbeing Courses

Sheffield Wednesday FC Community Programme is staging an enrolment day for its 2022-23 Traineeships on Wednesday 7 September. Find out more about the learning opportunities through the football club by downloading the latest brochure. swfc-traineeship-information-leafletDownload

Sheffield Wednesday FC Community Programme has places on an upcoming Construction Traineeship for 16-24-year-olds. The 13-week programme, delivered in partnership with infrastructure group Balfour Beatty, gives candidates the opportunities to gain qualifications and undertake work experience. Further details below:

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club is currently recruiting for its traineeship programme which is starting soon.  An information day will be held at Hillsborough Stadium on Tuesday 19 April at 11am. For more information, please email alexander.timmins-jones@swfc.co.uk or call 07392 195466.

Sheffield Wednesday FC Community Programme is currently recruiting for its Traineeship programme for 16-24s. The provider is holding an information day for interested parties on Tuesday 22 March.

Sheffield Wednesday is running Adult Education Courses starting in January 2022 for those 18+ wanting to learn a new skill, develop confidence and improve wellbeing this new year. All courses are delivered at Hillsborough Stadium's Executive Suite as well as online. Please see the flyers below for more information on the range of courses available. … Continue reading Enrollment open for Sheffield Wednesday’s January Adult Education Courses →

Sheffield Wednesday Community Programme is hosting a series of hour-long open events for those interested in studying a Level 1, 2 or 3 Sports Diploma. The first open event will take place on Monday 18 October at the SWFCCP Education Hub and will run until Wednesday 18 May 2022. To see the full range of … Continue reading Post 16 sports open events at SWFCCP Education Hub from 18 Oct →

Sheffield Wednesday's Traineeship programme for 16-18s is looking for candidates for its next course which will commence in the last week of September and run for 12 weeks until December. 85% of its last cohort are now in employment, either internally at SWFC or with its partner organisations. Information sessions will be held each week … Continue reading Sheffield Wednesday 16-18 Traineeship programme for Sept enrolment →

Sheffield Wednesday Football Club is now recruiting for its summer National Citizen Service (NCS) programme. The recruitment poster includes a link to the snapchat logo and the website address to enable young people to sign up for the July and August courses.

Written by SWFC Community Programme Sheffield Wednesday is one of six EFL Football Clubs are part of an exciting new programme which will provide 18-24 year olds with the key skills and experience to find employment. The EFL Trust’s Training Ground programme is part of a new partnership with the Youth Futures Foundation that will … Continue reading Sheffield Wednesday FC Community Programme Launches New Programme to Help Young People Find Employment →