Slava setting a pretty high bar
A successful applicant needs to possess:
- UEFA A Youth Licence or equivalent
- At least (5) years' experience coaching in club-based youth soccer program with a professional football club
- Possess strong practical playing ability at a professional level
- Proven experience of creating a Development Academy for a professional football organisation.
- Extensive track record of developing coaching programmes for players from 4-19 years old.
- Expertise in secondary services needed to develop elite players, including nutrition, sports psychology, physiology, conditioning and strengthening.
- Proven track record of developing and delivering coaching development programmes at a professional and amateur football organisation
- Excellent understanding of emotional and psychological child development
- Strong management skills to lead our Academy staff at the Christchurch United Football Club
- Financial and accounting education and experience to develop, control and achieve the annual budget of the Christchurch United Football Club Academy programme
- Good recording and reporting skills
- High level of communication and listening skills
- Calm under pressure
Great ambition, hope they have the wedge behind them to attract such...
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A successful applicant needs to possess:
- UEFA A Youth Licence or equivalent
- At least (5) years' experience coaching in club-based youth soccer program with a professional football club
- Possess strong practical playing ability at a professional level
- Proven experience of creating a Development Academy for a professional football organisation.
- Extensive track record of developing coaching programmes for players from 4-19 years old.
- Expertise in secondary services needed to develop elite players, including nutrition, sports psychology, physiology, conditioning and strengthening.
- Proven track record of developing and delivering coaching development programmes at a professional and amateur football organisation
- Excellent understanding of emotional and psychological child development
- Strong management skills to lead our Academy staff at the Christchurch United Football Club
- Financial and accounting education and experience to develop, control and achieve the annual budget of the Christchurch United Football Club Academy programme
- Good recording and reporting skills
- High level of communication and listening skills
- Calm under pressure
Great ambition, hope they have the wedge behind them to attract such...
Pretty sure Slava not short of a bob.
E's Flat Ah's Flat Too
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i think he has a bag of bobs
if you dine with the devil, take a long spoon.
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Franklin United now looking for a Technical Director. Paid, full time gig, car thrown in as well from what I gather.
Franklin United – Want to play the long game….?
No, neither do we… but when it comes to the development of our Franklin community youth, we are in it for the long haul. And this is why Franklin United are creating a Youth Academy to start in 2018.
Our philosophy for Franklin United Youth Academy (FUYA!) is about development, not purely winning. We support the ‘Ole Way’ and our aim is to create players that can unlock complex football situations with intelligence and style while taking risks. Franklin United (FU) member club DUFC have been building on this approach with the South Auckland Elite Academy since 2013.
We are looking for a FU Technical Director (TD) to lead our newly created academy and continue the style we have adopted. It goes like this….
- All teams must play an attacking, attractive and entertaining brand of football.
- All teams must play fair.
- All teams must try to win the game, but not at the expense of steps 1 and 2.
Ultimately our aim is to produce players to play NRFL football as a stepping stone to brighter whiter things……!
Please submit your application with cover letter to: jimefranklinunited@gmail.com
Detailed Role Summary available here.
APPLICATION CLOSING DATE – 30 October 2017
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
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