WESTON-super-Mare AFC, in partnership with Weston College, is inviting talented young footballers aged 15 to 19 to an exclusive academy trial day.
The event, designed to inspire and develop the next generation of players, will take place on January 3, and offers a unique blend of professional coaching and educational opportunities.
The academy trial day provides a platform for participants to showcase their skills while exploring pathways that combine football and academics through Weston College’s tailored programmes.
Event highlights
• Professional coaching: Participants will train with Weston-super-Mare AFC’s experienced academy staff and gain valuable insights into the professional football environment.
• Pathway opportunities: Learn about Weston College’s innovative educational programmes designed to help students balance athletic and academic pursuits.
• Player development: Compete alongside current U16 players and challenge yourself against talented peers in a high-level training session.
Simon Panes, academy director at Weston-super-Mare AFC, said: “We at the academy strive to offer the perfect footballing pathway built around full-time education.
“The club and the academy are now attracting players from a larger geographical area due to its success and high profile.
“All our staff aim to improve every facet of the academy and the standard of player within. We look forward to welcoming you to our January trials to showcase your talent.”
Jack Gadd, student engagement manager at Weston College, added: “We’re passionate about providing learners with pathways that support them in achieving sporting success, and this established partnership is the perfect example of this.”
Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged.
For further details and to reserve a place, visit Weston College website.
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