WEALDSTONE FC FOOTBALL TRIALS
WEALDSTONE FC FOOTBALL TRIALS - WEST LONDON - ENGLAND
We at Tony's Soccer School strive to help players apply for trials at all football clubs and have massive success. Remember never give up and send a full football playing CV (Player History) using the details below. Please visit us regularly as football clubs send us the latest trials and places available at all ages. We receive many trials per day from clubs looking and offering trials. Players who want Football Trials at this club for all ages please continue to read on.... Our Football Academy is being developed in order to invest in upcoming footballing talent and provide the network, coaching, health and lifestyle advice that each player needs to make a successful career in football. If you are looking for a career in football, and live in the our local catchment, then your best chance will be to join our fantastic Academy. The academy coaching team will be UEFA licence and members of the Football Association’s Licence Coaches Club. The Academy will offer an advanced football development and education program supported by expert and dedicated staff. The Academy will use advanced technology and coaching methods to develop their players. We are actively looking for upcoming talent to join the academy, and will or can be selective about trialists. As part of our Academy philosophy we recognise our duty of care to support the community within projects and selected programmes. It is important that we can enable the academy to be within the heartbeat of the soccer community and share experiences with groups that the centre can support. Through our local relationships we will regularly observe players, games and school soccer and view this as a key aspect of identifying players for the Academy whilst transferring our knowledge and ability to the local community. As an Academy that will embrace a multidisciplinary approach we will take real pride in providing detailed individual support around the key roles in strength and conditioning. As part of our coaching programme players will receive regular guidance with components that support the overall physical demands for the developing player. This is seen through players in the maturation phase, specialised support, pre and post-performance. Our approach to the players understanding of dietary requirements, hydration, pre-hab and recovery is at the very heart of developing the person. These core values are key in the person understanding the demands of performance whilst progressing as a person. Opportunities for open trials for players in all age groups do become available at various times, please remember can be based on player ability. Once the trials have been completed, you will have to be selected to have a trial at the Academy, so it is important that players are spotted in the right places at the right times. For some players, they prefer a direct approach sending in links to videos of themselves playing football, but it is worth bearing in mind that clubs receive thousands of these videos each week and simply don’t have time to watch them all and go about their daily business, so the most effective way of getting scouted for a trial at Academy is to join a local football club or School, playing football already is highly advised if you wish to progress to a higher level. Our scouts will regularly select young players from football schools, clubs and sessions and invite them to trial at the development centres for our Academy or teams, and anyone can play in their football schools so it offers an open door for all to get spotted. It is also particularly good planning to take your child to football schools as soon as they are old enough, so it enables them to develop their talents in line with the same level as their peers. 16+ and Adult playing opportunities for selected players to progress through the playing ranks, under the watchful eye of the Academy Scouts and Team Management. The training program at this Academy will be broken into technical and tactical training, with a special module for Goalkeepers. The below demonstrates: Bio-Banding is an innovative way of grouping young football players according to their physical maturity rather than their age has been demonstrated to show big benefits when it comes to spotting hidden talent and reducing injuries. Bio-banding is a strategy which has existed for a number of years but has only recently been trialled by clubs in the UK – groups players according to their maturity level. This means youth teams are mixed when it comes to ages, but roughly equal when it comes to how physically developed players are. It is designed to avoid the David and Goliath situation whereby a late developing child is pitched against an early developed child, who has an advantage in size and strength. Advocates suggest bio-banding should not completely replace traditional practices which group players by age. But they suggest bio-banding can be an additional coaching tool used to better identify and retain talented yet late maturing athletes and can expose early and late developers to new challenges and learning opportunities. The Academy at this Football Club is considered paramount to the club’s success and integral part of our philosophy. Youth development is represented at board level through our Academy Director. We have adopted a strategy to develop and coach the whole person to be world class. This approach is adopted throughout the club, youth to senior first team, staff to player. This is with the aim to develop not just the footballer/athlete but a rounded positive person in the community. The Academy will never consider itself finished or fully developed but consider its purpose to continually strive to set the standard of player support, and development (football, education and personal). The academy vision is to produce players for the first team, year on year, with the technical ability on the field to compete at the highest level domestically, and internationally. The club will always hold the community close to its heart and therefore the off the field behaviour will set an exemplary standard in the community and nationwide. The club will play a type of football that is considered ‘attractive’ and technical based whilst demonstrating the club’s 7 Pillars. The academy will not be orientated on results but players will be expected to demonstrate the competitive behaviours and positive/growth mentality it takes to deal with the demands of professional football and life. NB: The Club understands that although the desired goal is to create world-class footballers, this goal may not be achieved by all in the system – fulfilling potential is the goal. Our scouts will offer players the chance to trial. Many players are lucky enough to find themselves in the right places when scouts are watching games, but we are very aware that good talent can slip through the net, so the Academy will offer players the chances to directly contact them. To get scouted for a trial at our simply collect the following information: We will assess your application and decide whether or not to send a scout to watch the game, or contact you for further information. We cannot be held responsible for incorrect data on this website, if you do not receive a response then you have not met the criteria this time. Do not be disappointed, please search alternative clubs to apply for, come back in 6 months and apply again for this club. You may not have been accepted because the quota is full, so may not always be based on footballing history. Never spam a person or football club also this information below is for registered members only and is private and must not be published or pass to anyone else, as they may apply for trials and get accepted. This is why information is protected to limit applications increasing your chance to be accepted. To remove incorrect information on our website please email this website directly. Good Luck. Once you have collated all of the above information, please send to our Football Academy Manager via this address : WEALDSTONE FC YOUTH Wealdstone Youth FC are looking for players, Trials will be held at: WEALDSTONE YOUTH FC - TRIALS CONTACT Wealdstone Youth FC is a grassroots youth football team located here at Grosvenor Vale. With lots of teams all age groups Wealdstone Youth provide football for boys and girls of all abilities from age 4 to 18 in Ruislip and the surrounding areas. Please note Wealdstone Youth FC is a Chartered Status club and a registered charity and is independent from Wealdstone FC. To apply for a trial with Wealdstone Youth FC - We have found the best and most effective way that many of players from our website have confirmed to apply through this link please copy and paste it to your search browser https://www.wealdstoneyouthfc.co.uk/contact_us.aspx WEALDSTONE FC Wealdstone FC Trial applications is for senior players aged 16 and above, the most effective way to apply for a trial based on feedback from our website members is to follow procedure above and send to Academy Manager Trials are held at Harefield Academy Northwood Way Harefield Uxbridge Middlesex UB9 6ET Good Luck. If you require more information about the Wealdstone Academy, feel free to contact us at Wealdstone FC & Wealdstone Youth FC Football Trials - Middlesex - England
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Football Trials Introduction
About our Academy
How to get a trial at this Academy
Syllabus at Our Academy
Exploring Bio-banding at our Academy
Mission
Vision
7 Pillars of the Academy
Competitive environment
The academy specialises in the individual, this is evident very early in the session. The arrival activity is individualised and the tempo, expectations, feedback and interaction within the session allow the player to perform to a high standard and really take pride in their own performance.Individual focused delivery
The ethos of the academy is the individual is at the centre of the delivery and journey. This bespoke service really enables players to understand where they currently are within their game, what the focus of delivery is in relation to their game and how they can achieve the required expectation. All generated from development and evident in overall performance.Technically driven excellence
The structure of the syllabus is really focused on the technical demands of the modern game. As a result the delivery and sessions generated connect the individual to the game, with great emphasis to become technically outstanding.Outstanding basics
As the academy fulfils a multi-disciplined approach there is real emphasis on general outstanding fundamentals. This maybe movement patterns related to the game, cognitive understanding and thought processes, emotional intelligence to fulfil the demands of elite performance and personality of the player.Coach ability to individualisation
The academy delivers a relevant and professional service to support the player. This requires players to want to be part of that journey. Do they want to engage in development? Can they retain information? Are they proactive with their own performance? Can they be resilient and understand disappointment whilst striving for achievement?Reflection driven
The systematic approach enables regular dialogue and feedback generated. Players receive honest feedback that can support short and long term goals. Evidence of performance is needed to be part of the players understanding and to strive to develop.Personal expectations
Part of the academy is to develop people. Can the player gain greater life skills, performance tools to enhance preparation and post recovery? We want our players to strive to improve all forms of their personality and value the great opportunity they have within the academy and as young people that are at the very early staged of their careers.How to get scouted by one of our Football Academy Scouts?
Wealdstone FC
Grosvenor Vale
Ruislip
HA4 6JQ
Wealdstone FC and Stanmore SFC have formed a partnership to provide young footballers between 16-19 with opportunities for sporting and academic excellence.
Each year in September, a new intake of boys (and if there is sufficient interest, girls) able to combine preparation for a career in football with an academic programme appropriate to their needs and aspirations.
It is expected that most students will want to combine a football preparation course with a Sports Studies course at an appropriate level. There will also be opportunities for students to re-take GCSEs in English and Maths or to choose from the Sixth Form College’s AS and AL curriculum offer.
Students will have full access to the Sixth Form College’s facilities sited in Elm Park and to training and coaching facilities and other resources provided by Wealdstone FC with the footballing aspects of the scheme currently based at Kodak Sports Ground in North Harrow.
On the playing side, there are three teams – The U19 Nationwide Conference side, the U18 Allied Counties Premier League side and the Middlesex College League side. There are also plans to enter a side in the British Colleges League.
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Curriculum Offer:
All students will be expected to participate in a Football Preparation Course that involves a mixture of practical and theory sessions with the aim of building a portfolio that leads to accreditation at foundation, intermediate or advanced level. In addition all students are required to participate in an appropriate Key Skills programme. The following programmes are available in combination with the above:
Advanced/Level 3 Programmes:
For students with six or more GCSEs grade A-C may choose up to three AS levels – one from each of the blocks detailed below (these may change subject to the College Prospectus, (Other AS levels are available in the College Prospectus but may not be available for students participating in the Football Scholarship Scheme because of clashes with the Football Preparation Course and the fixture programme. However, the College will endeavor to programme flexibly within these constraints).
Students pursuing an AS level that they have studied at GCSE are expected to have gained at least a grade B in that GCSE. Progression to AL in year 2 in each subject is dependent on gaining at least a grade D on completion of the AS at the end of the first year.
Students with four or more GCSEs including English at grade A-C may follow a BTEC National Diploma or Certificate programme in Sport at Level 3. A student’s guide for both qualifications is attached.
Successful completion of the above Level 3 programmes can lead to university entrance.
Intermediate/Level 2 Programme:
Students with less than four GCSEs grade A-C may follow a BTEC First programme in Sport. However, students will be expected to have GCSEs at grades D and E at least with at least a grade D in English. A student’s guide is attached.
Progression to the BTEC National Certificate or Diploma in Sport is possible for students completing this course successfully with a at least a ‘Merit’ grade.
Foundation/Level 1 Programme:
Students with mostly Fs and Gs at GCSE may be able to undertake a Foundation GNVQ programme
All students will become members of a tutor group and may participate in enrichment activities offered by the Sixth Form College.
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Applications
To become a member of the Football Scholarship Scheme students must not only complete Wealdstone FC’s football trials successfully but meet the appropriate entry requirements of Stanmore Sixth Form College.
On notification of success in the football trials you will be required to complete a Stanmore Sixth Form College Application Form and return it direct to the College. You will then be invited for an interview at the College in late June. Course offers will be made in writing subsequently, but enrollment to any course will depend on satisfying entry requirements for that course when your results are known and satisfactory references. The College will make every effort to accommodate successful trialists but, as in the case of any prospective student, cannot guarantee admission in the autumn.
For more information please contact
Paul Fruin
Director of Youth Development
Wealdstone FC
Telephone: 07790 038095
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