Argyle Community Trust THE latest group undertaking a traineeship programme with Argyle Community Trust kicked-off their 12 weeks of development on Monday.
The trainees will become full members of the Argyle, learning about every area of the club and contributing to the daily running of a professional football team.
Our seven trainees are listed below and if you would like to enquire about a future programme, full details are also outlined below.
- Leon Steadman
- Kurtis Hooper-Bennett
- Jack Mullens
- Ieuan Hawker
- McCauley Tossell
- Kurtis Wallace
- Matt Eaton
Aged 16-18 and not sure what to do next?
Not sure which course to take at college or if further education is for you?
Or do you want to go into employment but don’t know what you want to do?
Or maybe you are struggling to get on the first rung of the employment ladder?
Our 12 week traineeship programme will allow you to find out more about the world of work and help you to take the next steps that are right for you.
What’s involved?
For 12 weeks, you will be a trainee at Plymouth Argyle. You will spend two days per week on work placement doing a variety of roles within the club, which might include coaching, administration, hospitality, ground maintenance, match-day duties or being a shop assistant.
The programme includes a day developing employability skills, such as CV writing, interview techniques, money skills or problem solving. One day a week will also be spent developing your functional skills (If you don’t have English & Maths to GCSE grade C).
As a trainee, you will also take an FA Level 1 coaching qualification, as well as a Sports Leaders UK Level 2 qualification.
By the end of the programme, you will be in a much better position to choose your next step into work with training, an apprenticeship, or into full time education.
Programmes run from August. For more details and to register your interest contact Community Cohesion Officer Dan Hart on dan.hart@pafc.co.uk
