Study Young People, Communities and Youth Work: Post Qualifying Route (PGDip) at University of Wales Trinity Saint David in the UK, Youth Work and Early Years Studies

Young People, Communities and Youth Work: Post Qualifying Route (PGDip)

UK

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What will I learn?

The Young People, Communities and Youth Work Post-Qualification route is suitable for practitioners who already have a professional qualification in Youth Work. This advanced pathway is tailored for experienced professionals seeking to deepen their understanding and expertise in Youth Work at postgraduate level, offering more specialist and in-depth study opportunities.This programme encourages students to grow into thoughtful and effective professionals, building their skills, knowledge, and confidence in youth and community work. It focuses on developing leadership in youth work, guiding students in balancing practical skills with critical thinking. Students are encouraged to reflect on their learning goals and take an active role in their development, fostering independence and a sense of purpose in their future careers.The course takes a social science approach, exploring key challenges that young people face today. These include issues such as trauma, adverse childhood experiences, substance misuse, and the impact of County Lines activities. The curriculum covers important areas like children’s rights, health and well-being, and the effects of relationships on young lives. By understanding these complex issues, students become equipped to address them in practical and meaningful ways, committed to the values of safeguarding and ethics.

Which department am I in?

Youth Work and Early Years Studies

Study options

Full Time (1 Year)

Tuition fees
£15,600.00 (US$ 20,146) per year
This is a provisional fee yet to be approved
Start date

October 2026

Venue

Carmarthen Campus

College Road,

Carmarthen,

Carmarthenshire,

SA31 3EP, Wales, United Kingdom

Entry requirements

For international students

You need 2:2 honours degree  or UWTSD recognised equivalent. However, applicants with vocational qualification and experience will also be considered. The Post Qualifying Route caters for practitioners who already hold a professional qualification in Youth Work. This advanced pathway is tailored for experienced professionals seeking to deepen their understanding and expertise in Youth Work at a Postgraduate level, offering more specialised and in-depth study opportunities.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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