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Kyron steps into the fitness industry
Kyron joined RNC in 2021 and in his first two years studied on the ASPIRE programme, achieving Level 1 qualifications in Sport and in Business. In Year 3 Kyron completed Level 2 Gym-based qualifications. During his time on the course, Kyron gained plenty of hands-on experience in the student gym. He took on real responsibilities including welcoming clients, planning fitness sessions, helping with cleaning and maintenance. He also led exercises for fellow students, using these experiences to build his skills and confidence.
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: Kyron working out on the cross trainer in RNC's student gym
His qualifications covered everything a gym professional needs to know, such as anatomy and physiology, customer service, nutrition, health and safety, and how to plan and deliver safe and effective gym sessions. This training and experience gave him a solid foundation for a future career in the fitness industry.
While at College, Kyron participated in Judo, Partially Sighted Futsal and Goalball at intermediate level, picking up several medals along the way.
He also earned his Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, and was recognised as the College’s ‘Best Camper’ for his leadership and peer support.
In 2023/24, Kyron had a work placement at thePoint4 as a Recreation Attendant. At the time it was reported that:
‘Kyron has been reliable, punctual, and demonstrates a great work ethic. He has a friendly nature, is easy to get on with, making shifts more enjoyable for those he works with. He is always eager to do whatever work needs doing and he completes work to a high standard, willing to help out wherever needed, including staying late after his shift, always looking for more to do or help with.‘
In December 2025, Kyron was offered a role as Recreational Attendant at Abertillery Leisure Centre. He now works 25 hours per week over four days, which allows him time to continue volunteering at RNC, where he supports some of the sporting activities. In particular, Goalball and Blind Football.
As Recreation Attendant, Kyron helps set up and take down kit before classes, he looks after cleaning and maintenance of exercise equipment, and generally supports the smooth running of the Centre. Kyron says:
‘I’m loving it! I’m given lots of encouragement, I’m part of a team and it’s helping to build my confidence.’
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