Level 2 Qualification

[Woods]

Giving some serious thought to doing this in the summer. Anyone on here taken it? Any advice or recommendations of county FAs to take it in the South would be useful as well.

Thanks

[Hookey]

Giving some serious thought to doing this in the summer. Anyone on here taken it? Any advice or recommendations of county FAs to take it in the South would be useful as well.

Thanks

 

My lad did his Level 2 at college but did his Level 3 (UEFA 'B') in Kent with the Kent FA (Even though he lives in Essex, as Essex were not doing any Level 3s at the time). He said the Kent FA were very good.

 

Hope this helps and good luck.

[keano]

You have London, Middlesex, Herts & Essex as County FA's plus the AFA. (Taken from your N19 post code)

 

I would look very quickly as spaces are at a premium.

 

6 full days, 2 follow on days and 2/3 assement days plus at least 2/3 evenings for Emergency First Aid and Safeguarding Children and Laws of the Game.

 

Need to log all coaching. takes 3/4 months.

 

Great course.

[silverback]

course is basic but a neccesity to go on to level 3. Saying that dont take it for grated as a couple of decent coaces faild on my course for not following advice. I did it in herts but have looked at Kent for other courses as seem cheaper! Have a youth team you can coach during it to achieve the hours you need, and to practice on. i used a senior team and it made it difficult.

[Woods]

Thanks for all you're advice, being with a chartered standard club saves a bit as well. Might have to look into Kent then, I did the level 1 and that was easy enough but I am tired of having to rely on coaches its a side to management that I need to strengthen.