What time does SFE Academy open?

SFE Academy is open 24 hours on Monday.SFE Academy opens at 6:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does SFE Academy close?

SFE Academy is open 24 hours on Monday.SFE Academy closes at 10:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon Open 24 hoursTue-Sun 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Does SFE Academy have free WiFi?

Yes, SFE Academy has free WiFi.

Specialties

SFE Academy are a multi sector education training provider and social mobility company. We provide high quality professional courses and qualifications. We work closely with our industry partners to ensure that you are supported before, during and after your course to enable you to make the best start in your career. We wanted to find a better way to ensure you gained valuable skills, knowledge and experience. A key factor in enabling you to have a range of skills for successful employment. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to work with a qualified teacher and mentor in their program of study, continually adapting to your needs. Making you employability ready for your chosen care

History

Established in 2016.

Our Journey began in 2016 when Sport, Fitness & Exercise (SFE) Academy was founded as a response to the systemic changes within the further education system in the UK. SFE Academy's sector leading and novel approach is to connect the dots between the stuff you learn and what employers need. We make sure that our courses are relevant with the up to date knowledge you need. Furthermore, we help you to get employment experience.

Meet the Business Owner: Adam L.

I was taught the science of teaching at Oxford Brookes University on the advanced post graduate teacher training programme in 2012. However, I learned the art of teaching in secondary and further education many years afterwards. I studied sport and exercise science at university and had a calling into the teaching profession. The cliche of " wanting to teach the next generation" is totally true in my case. and... I want to do it the correct way. After teaching a range of health and fitness related subjects in Colleges both as a lecturer and manager. One thing rang true in every single 'institution' General Further Education didn't seem to adapt to the the needs of employers and students that well. This inability to adapt to what employers wanted led me to try and change the state of play. I did not want to see student after student complete a course who's qualification was out date at best by the time they left. I want to change vocational education in the UK!