Coaching badges!??

[newby marvel]

do all ccl managers an coaches have fa coaching badges ?? If not do yourself as an individual plan to or does your club push for you to do it??

[Krooner]

For a Youth Club to have Charter Standard all coaches have to be at least Level 1 qualified. And the club must have a Level 2 Coach too.

[newby marvel]

level 1 is child safety also kroons isnt it?

[NICE GUY]

For kids and youth football the manager and coach/es has to have CRB clearance

[newby marvel]

is it right that as a player (alledgedly) lol you can go straight an do your level 2?

[Krooner]

Anyone can go straight to their Level 2 newby but for the sake of a couple of days I would advise just do your Level 1.

[Big J R]

level 1 is child safety also kroons isnt it?

 

Yes

 

For kids and youth football the manager and coach/es has to have CRB clearance

 

 

........... and definitely YES.

[newby marvel]

so would i have to get crb clearance before doing my first then bjr??

[Luke]

Newby, when you do your badges, i recomend the army. www.armyfa.com They are far far better than County FA's and cheaper to. I think krooner will agree??

 

You may as well do your level 1, but you wont learn any technical details till you do your level 2. Level 2 will actually make you a better player 2.

 

If you want to teach youngsters, after your level1 do your youth modules, I want to start my UEFA B in summer but I know I should really get a youth module in first somehwere. What do you learn in youth modules Krooner?

[Krooner]

I have only done the introductory to Youth Modules Luke. It looks really good though and looking forward to doing them. By the look i owuld go for doing up to Level 2 of the normal ones before moving onto the Youth modules unless you never intend to coach children.

[Big J R]

so would i have to get crb clearance before doing my first then bjr??

 

 

Apply for your 1st, but eldest daughter, (who is 1), informs me that CRB will be almost definitey be required.

[newby marvel]

Newby, when you do your badges, i recomend the army. www.armyfa.com They are far far better than County FA's and cheaper to. I think krooner will agree??

 

You may as well do your level 1, but you wont learn any technical details till you do your level 2. Level 2 will actually make you a better player 2.

 

If you want to teach youngsters, after your level1 do your youth modules, I want to start my UEFA B in summer but I know I should really get a youth module in first somehwere. What do you learn in youth modules Krooner?

i actually got funding through my club but when it was at start of season id already booked a holiday gutted i was whilst sitting on a beach lol

on a serious note ill look into that mate cheers so want to go as far as i can in a coaching/managerial sense when ive finished playing obviously

[vrfc196]

Newby,

 

I don't know if its the same in all counties, at youth Level some Leagues at certain age groups only play 8 a - side, but to do a level 1 badge you have to coach a 11 a side team, at Level 1 you need a CRB and to pass your First Aid course, the F.A also do workshops for you to take part in, basically to see signs of abuse the horrible side of it so to speak.Level 1 is basic and Level 2 is alot more in depth and these course's are normally sponsored by McDonalds they normally give you 15 balls ,brochure's , bibs etc etc its a very good.

 

Clubs normally encourage thier Coaches to do these course's and F.A certified workshops. But to recap you need to do these basic things to progress.

 

Hope this helps if it makes much sense.

[newby marvel]

all information is welcomed an took in many thanks, its going to be a busy summer.....

[jertzee]

You need CRB just to manage a Little League side...

[BlueAndWhiteArmy]

I coach an 11 aside team and the club pay for CRB to be done every year and payed for my level 1. Level 1 doesn't take long to do as it was 3 Saturday sessions and 2 midweek theory sessions one of which is first aid. It is quiet easy and very passable as there were some people on the course who couldn't even kick a ball or who had no interest in football just doing it for some achievement.