FIFA instructor to conduct coaching course
Former national coach Geoffrey Maxwell (centre) makes a point in a session of a recently stagedJMMB/JFF/UTech Coaching School course. Maxwell was required to sit the Coaches Sciences Module ofthe Level One course to be eligible to coach at the Premier League level.
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August 15, 2011

FIFA instructor to conduct coaching course

FIFA Instructor Rodrigo Kenton was scheduled to arrive in the island yesterday to conduct an Advanced Level Two Coaching Course under the JMMB/JFF/UTech Coaching School.

Kenton will conduct two courses beginning tomorrow in Kingston and August 23 in Clarendon.

The Jamaica Football Federation has indicated that to coach at the national level and in the 2011-2012 National Premier League season, persons must be certified at Advanced Level Two or its equivalent compliant”.

For the September 2012 schoolboy football season, persons will also have to be Advanced Level Two compliant.

The Advanced Level Two course will be divided into two modules — technical development and analysis and coaching sciences. This course is the second stage of a three-tiered development structure — levels one, two and three.

This will continue the preparation of persons wishing to coach football locally and internationally.

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