Get Into Coaching
REASONS TO COACH
Have you ever fancied yourself as a football coach? Think you could develop and motivate players?Coaching provides a range of benefits, including:
- A way to give back to the game and local community
- Learning and re-learning leadership lessons
- Getting a good work out... and becoming a good role model
- The opportunity to develop new skills
- A chance to meet and make new friends
You have two options depending on your individual circumstances:
If you wish you can complete Block 1 - 'How We Coach' - and Block 2 - 'How We Support and The Future Player' - of The FA Level 2 in Coaching Football.
Apply for the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football.
Note: Completing Blocks 2 and 3 of The FA Level 2 in Coaching Football may support you in your development and preparation for The FA Youth Award Assessment at the end of component 1 - 'How We Coach' - of the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football.
You have two options depending on your individual circumstances:
If you wish you can complete Block 2 - 'How We Support and The Future Player' - of The FA Level 2 in Coaching Football. This covers principles previously taught in The FA Youth Award Module 2.
Alternatively you can apply for the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football.
You can still access The FA Youth Award Assessment if you wish to, as long as you are in your FA Youth Award Module 3 registration period.
If you do not wish to proceed to complete The FA Youth Award Assessment you will need to complete Block 2 - 'How We Support', - Block 4 - 'The Future Player' - and Block 3 - 'How We Play' - of the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football.
Note: the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football will not be available until the 2017/18 football season.
You will need to complete Block 2 - 'How We Support', - Block 4 - 'The Future Player' - and Block 3 - 'How We Play' - of the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football.
Note: the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football will not be available until the 2017/18 football season.
You have a number of different options available to you, depending on your individual circumstances:
Complete Block 1 - 'How We Coach' - of the new FA Level 3 (UEFA B) in Coaching Football, followed by The FA Youth Award Assessment if you wish to:
Complete The FA Youth Award Assessment
Apply for The FA Level 4 (UEFA A) in Coaching FootballYou can:
Complete The FA Youth Award Assessment.
You can:
Complete The FA Advanced Youth Award.
FA level 1 in coaching football award
The FA Level 1 in Coaching Football Award provides learners with an introduction to coaching the game from U7s up to open age players. The course consists of four modules which cover a range of coaching topics, including Safeguarding, First Aid and the England DNA programme.
