In a ‘first of its kind’ sponsorship from Football Coaches Australia and XVenture, grassroots football clubs around Australia will receive a discount on world leading continuing professional development for their coaches, plus a cash sponsorship to use in whatever way the club needs.
During March and April, any football coach at their club who registers for the FCA XV Essential Skills program will receive a $100 discount, and their club will receive a $100 cash sponsorship for each of the coaches who sign up.
The hugely successful FCA XV Essential Skills program modules have already been completed by over 300 coaches in Australia, New Zealand, UK, USA and Hong Kong, leading to an improved impact on their coaching, as well as the more than 4,500 players they work with, both on and off the field.
As we all seek to re-connect during these challenging times, the aim of this unique sponsorship, through the discounted access for coaches, is to provide funds for clubs to improve the overall quality of coaching provided. Clubs in turn are likely to have more success over the season, meaning a greater retention of players and coaches, as well as a more thriving and engaged community.
One of the coaches who has already completed the full FCA XV Essential Skills Program is Director of Football of Westfields Sports High, Kory Babington, who said the following:
“The ability to get the best out of yourself, your players and staff should always be evolving. The Essential Skills modules offered so much good information, excellent case studies, different perspectives, and readings from a diverse range of sports and walks of life. I can’t wait to apply what I have learnt in various practical settings I work in. Well done on creating a very professional, informative and engaging online learning platform.”
30 CPD points are also provided for license re-validation for each completed module.
For more information or to register please go to: https://www.fcaxvcollege.com/pages/coach-clubs
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