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Staff from Achieve More Training, Aura Leisure & Ffit Conwy have teamed together to create a fundraising initiative to support local community sport clubs and projects.

At the start of Apprenticeships Week , Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has seen how a shared apprenticeship has given new opportunities to community sport clubs and for young people to learn new skills.

Since the launch of the Welsh Government Shared Apprenticeship Scheme Welsh Government Shared Apprenticeship Scheme in August 2022. Of the 15 clubs nationally, (6 in North Wales, 3 in Mid Wales and 6 South Wales).

Achieve More Training (AMT) and Ap Prentis have been successful in gaining funding to provide a high quality Shared Apprenticeship programme for the community sports sector.

Iori began his JGW+ journey when it the Pre-Apprentice Programme. He had left school with not many GCSEs and no idea what he wanted to do with his life but as a passionate Swansea City supporter his dream was to, somehow, work in a job in some sort of sporting capacity.

Achieve More Training are delighted to announce that Johnston Community Primary School are the winners of our school sport equipment competition.

Looking to earn money, find independence and get on the career ladder? You might be searching for the right job, figuring out your next steps in education or maybe you just need some support to get you there.

Wyt ti’n chwilio am gyfle i ennill arian, i fod yn annibynnol a chamu ar yr ysgol yrfa? Efallai dy fod di’n chwilio am y swydd iawn, yn meddwl am dy gamau nesaf ym myd addysg neu efallai fod angen rhywfaint o gymorth arnat i gyrraedd yno.

We are running a competition to design a football kit for Holywell Town FC

Hayley started her apprenticeship in September 2021, within Ysgol Caer Nant. Hayley is gaining experience working closely with class teachers, helping pupils to expand their knowledge and being a positive role model within the school.

Ryan Johnson-Wilcock, a Teaching Assistant at Ysgol Maes Y Felin, was awarded the GLLM North Wales ‘Apprentice of the Year’ in the sector of Sport, Education and Childcare 2022.

Achieve More Training and Aura Leisure have teamed up to provide a pathway for anyone 16+ that wants to start a career in the leisure sector.

After leaving Haverfordwest High in 2019, former pupil Ryan Hibberd has returned to the school after completing the new traineeship Level 1 Pre-Apprenticeship Programme with Achieve More Training.

Claire Evans, Head of Year 11 at Flint High School, applied for the Associate Headship position within the school. On Friday 3rd December Claire was interviewed for the role and was the successful candidate.

Rhys started working at Wood Memorial Primary School in Flintshire in January 2020 as a teaching assistant / sport coach apprentice. From quite early on in his role, Rhys introduced new iniatatives such as the ‘daily mile’ and new after school clubs at the school, which meant more children...

Nyrie left school, aged 16, in 2018 with less than 5 GCSEs. Her preferred job was to be a teacher and even though she managed a grade C in English and Math’s, she wasn’t eligible to pursue the traditional route to be a teacher through sixth form and university.

Jack has completed his Level 3 PESS and Level 3 STLS qualification and has recently started a university course to study Psychology. Jack worked hard throughout his course and was dedicated to both his role in school and his qualification.

Roedd Achieve More Training wrth ei bodd i ddarganfod fod ein cwrs, Lefel 5 Arweinyddiaeth a Rheolaeth mewn Addysg, wedi ei gymeradwyo gan yr Academi Genedlaethol ar gyfer Arweinyddiaeth Addysgol (NAEL).

Achieve More Training was delighted to discover that our Level 5 Leadership and Management in Education course has been endorsed by the National Academy for Educational Leadership (NAEL).

Achieve More Training has teamed up with JD Cymru North club Llandudno to provide fully bilingual work-based learning and apprenticeship opportunities in Conwy and north west Wales

Achieve More Training (AMT) has partnered up with Ysgol Aberconwy and Conwy Borough FC to provide local opportunities for young people in Conwy who want a career in Education, Sport, or Leisure.

Lucky 13! Local football teams prepare for the return of football

Achieve More Training (AMT) has partnered up with Pembrokeshire College and Haverfordwest County AFC to provide local opportunities for young people in Pembrokeshire who want a career in Education, Sport, or Leisure.

Achieve More Training specialise in work-based learning and apprenticeships in Education, Sport and Leisure. As a result of becoming the first PLC in Wales, Achieve More Training are now able to offer qualifications at levels five and six, meaning that practitioners working across these sectors...