Uefa A Licence Sessions
Here's what you learn on our FAW/UEFA A Licence course.
Rajab Noor has been coaching for 15 years. Starting out locally with grassroots whilst studying sport and Psychology at both college and university. Here's what you learn on our FAW/UEFA A Licence course. This residential course aims to educate candidates in the technical, tactical, physical and mental requirements of modern football. The course develops candidates' ability to devise, organise, conduct and evaluate coaching sessions in advanced skills, tactics, strategies and systems of play. UEFA coaching licences and diplomas UEFA coaching diplomas are the qualification awarded to everybody who has successfully completed one of the below courses, with each accompanying licence issued. Scottish FA C Licence Course. The course comprises three practical components; conducting a training session, shaping a team and individual programme. This course is a pre-requisite for candidates wishing to enrol on the UEFA B Licence. Successful candidates will be subject to an enhanced check by Disclosure Scotland undertaken by the Association.
This residential course aims to educate candidates in the technical, tactical, physical and mental requirements of modern football.
Uefa A Licence Session Plans
The course develops candidates' ability to devise, organise, conduct and evaluate coaching sessions in advanced skills, tactics, strategies and systems of play.
It will also give an understanding of how to apply modern methods for sports science and sports medicine.
Uefa A Licence Sessions Schedule
Kevin Nolan (UEFA A Licence graduate)
'The course is very challenging and has taken many hours to complete but it's worth it, especially for me trying to climb the managerial ladder.
It's helped me massively and shown a different light on the game.
It's also been very enjoyable and I'm very grateful to the FAW staff for all the knowledge they've passed on to me.
The best thing about the course is the confidence it's given me. I can walk into a room and not have those jitters in front of a group of players.
If anyone ever asked, I would always show them to this course because everything about it is first class.'