Anyone looking to pursue a career in football is invited to attend a special event at Vicarage Road.
Watford FC coaches and staff, representing the men's, women's, and academy teams, will be present to share their experiences in the football industry at the event called 'An Evening of Football Careers'.
They will provide insights and advice to the attendees.
The gathering is aimed at anyone who is looking to progress into further or higher education in the field of football.
The event will be held in the Sir Elton John Suite on November 20, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
It will be hosted by former BBC Three Counties commentator Jon Marks.
Attendees will have access to stalls and resources which aim to highlight paths to a career in football, including education routes and live job roles.
Staff from Watford Community Sports and Education Trust's further and higher education offerings, including the BSc Football Coaching and Performance and various football academies, will also be present at the event.
The BSc Football Coaching and Performance is a new degree delivered in partnership with Middlesex University.
The degree provides students with learning from industry professionals, experience, and the opportunity to gain qualifications.
The Westfield Football Academy is a programme for talented male players aged 16 to 18, combining academic studies with practical football experience.
The Whitmore High School Football and Education Scheme and the Samuel Ryder Football Academy offer similar opportunities for different age groups, providing players with the chance to combine competitive football with their academic studies.
Tickets for the event can be purchased by visiting the trust's website at watfordfcscommunitysportseducationtrust.beaconforms.com/form/6721c6d7.
Tickets for the event are priced at £5, allowing entry for two people if accompanied by a parent or guardian, with additional adults required to pay £3.
Free snacks and refreshments will be available.
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