I am delighted that you are considering the Prestatyn High School Sixth Form and I hope that the information you will receive as part of our recruitment process will not only give you essential practical advice, but will also provide you with a clear picture of life in our Sixth Form.

Your choice of where to study at Post 16, and which courses you want to take, is one of the most important decisions you will make in your life; it can help to determine your choice of university, your career and ultimately your future. We will help you, push you, guide you and nurture your talents so that you achieve your goals, reach your potential and have the highest aspirations possible.

Neil Foley - B.Sc. MA.
Pennaeth / Headteacher Prestatyn High School

LLS - Sports Coaching and Development Qualification: WJEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (Equivalent to 3 A-Levels)

The sport sector is a growing industry with traditional roles such as coaching and teaching, personal training and physiotherapy, to roles with growing popularity like sports journalism and digital media, sports psychology and sports management/business. Sport Coaching & Development is for learners who wish to enter the coaching and development sector as a coach, work within the health sector or within sports business and many more. The qualification covers the key topic areas of careers and self-employment in the sport industry, health and wellbeing, applied coaching skills, sports psychology and anatomy and physiology. The qualification is taught over three days with two days spent on independent study and gaining work experience. LLS students also have access to exclusive paid work experience opportunities in the UK and abroad at the annual Global Coaching Conference. Progression routes: Previous students have gone on to undergraduate studies in physiotherapy, clinical exercise physiology, teaching and sport science. Employment and apprenticeship routes are also possible in areas such as sports coaching, sports development and personal training.

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