As part of the EFL Trust remit each club is supported by a charitable trust which reaches out to the community – key areas include Participation, Social Inclusion, Health and Education utilising the power of football to engage learners in nationally recognised qualifications, based here at (Glanford Park) the Sands Venue Stadium.

All of our teachers are fully qualified and our coaches are qualified up to FA/UEFA standards. To accompany this, there is a vast array of experience in the team from a variety of backgrounds.

We are a training provider, with the qualifications on offer being nationally recognised and the progression routes wide reaching, just like Colleges we are inspected by OFSTED. The ‘extras’ we can offer by virtue of our link with the club mean learners can take advantage of opportunities that will further enhance their CV including work experience, peer mentoring and competitive sport.

Yes. The BTEC Level 3 is nationally recognised and is worth three ‘A levels’. A learner can achieve up to 420 UCAS points, a tally which is sufficient to meet the entry requirements to the vast majority of university degrees.

Yes. Your tutors are experienced in supporting learners with UCAS submissions and offering professional references to support an individual’s university application. Alongside support with applications, the staff are on hand to offer advice to students and parents alike on different courses and institutions of study.

The only cost for BTEC students is the purchase of the Scunthorpe United Kit pack. Learners are able to get a student travel pass which offers them reduced travel across North Lincolnshire.

Students applying to the degree programme will be subject to further costs. Student finance will also be available.

Yes! Our Scholarship is there to support our qualifications and add to the learner experience. Participation in Trust events is based on a positive approach to studies and timely submission of assignments and class work.

Don’t worry, every learner who does not already have an A-C at GCSE in English and maths will study these subjects two hours per week at our funding partner North Lindsey College.

Yes. We like to keep parents and guardian’s up to date and send out quarterly student reports to update you on issues attendance, punctuality, attainment and behaviour, and are also willing to chat with any issues via telephone or face-to-face should parents wish.