Any F.A. Level 1 Coaches Out there?

supaseagull

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• Oct 25, 2010

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The Children of Mile Oak are in need of a Level 1, or at least someone who'd be willing to do their Level 1 Coaching badge for one of our Under 7's teams.

We'll do the CRB check and you'd need to be someone enthiusiastic who is willing to give up their Saturday mornings (Training) and Sundays (Matches) and who can look after a cracking team of lads who're just starting out in their football careers!

If you're interested, PM me with your details.

 

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Feb 8, 2005

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• Oct 25, 2010

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If you fail to get someone might be worth contacting the Sussex FA because all the coaches on the Level 1 course need to do coaching to get the badge so might be able to put you in touch with someone

 

supaseagull

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• Oct 25, 2010

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Yes, I've dropped them a line

 

supaseagull

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Thought I'd bounce this...We're now after two coaches - you don't have to be level 1 qualified, but you'd need to be willing to take your level 1 over the next year.

As well as our Under 7's, we're also starting up an additional new Under 9's (year 4 ) team and we have 9 lads who are starting in the new year who need a coach.

I coach the current group of lads and because we've been so popular at this age group, we're having to start a new team in the new year.

Let me know if you or anyone you know would be interested or if you want any further info.

Cheers

 

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Igor Gurinovich?

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• Nov 19, 2010

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Rookie said:

If you fail to get someone might be worth contacting the Sussex FA because all the coaches on the Level 1 course need to do coaching to get the badge so might be able to put you in touch with someone

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really? thats changed since I did mine. The assessment was done with participants of the course, you werent required to be affiliated to anyone..

to be honest its more a health and safety/organisational thing than any kind of technical course. (Though very worth while if youve not done anything like that)

 

Return of the Rev

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• Nov 19, 2010

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supaseagull said:

The Children of Mile Oak are in need of a Level 1, or at least someone who'd be willing to do their Level 1 Coaching badge for one of our Under 7's teams.

We'll do the CRB check and you'd need to be someone enthiusiastic who is willing to give up their Saturday mornings (Training) and Sundays (Matches) and who can look after a cracking team of lads who're just starting out in their football careers!

If you're interested, PM me with your details.

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Get parents to chuck in £3 per training sessions and employ a proper coach would be the best £3 spent,i'm level 1 but have seen a wide range of level 1's some i would not want around my kids training. good luck and try to get it right from the start

 

Tony Meolas Loan Spell

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Jul 15, 2004

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• Nov 19, 2010

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Isnt/hasnt the media whore done his badges...he may be able to help?

 

supaseagull

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• Nov 19, 2010

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Tony Meolas Loan Spell said:

Isnt/hasnt the media whore done his badges...he may be able to help?

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Yes - we were on the same course...I've already emailed him, but he was washing his eyebrows at the time

 

supaseagull

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Return of the Rev said:

Get parents to chuck in £3 per training sessions and employ a proper coach would be the best £3 spent,i'm level 1 but have seen a wide range of level 1's some i would not want around my kids training. good luck and try to get it right from the start

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Youre not interested then?

 

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Spreadbetting Seagull

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• Nov 19, 2010

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PM sent!

 

Return of the Rev

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• Nov 19, 2010

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supaseagull said:

Youre not interested then?

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Both my boys still play sundays and would not put myself in top bracket of coaches,coached both my boys teams for a while great fun but thankless task(parents) With albion in the community awash with amex money why not look for sponsorship/coaching from that pot,my son getting coaching from paid coach who's coaching at a level that most dads/level 1's could not manage. any way good luck would luv to help out but mrs rev would go spare

 

Stevie Boy

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• Nov 19, 2010

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how do you do the badges? and what do they cost?

 

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• Nov 19, 2010

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Stevie Boy said:

how do you do the badges? and what do they cost?

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TheFA.com - Becoming a Coach

 

supaseagull

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• Nov 19, 2010

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Stevie Boy said:

how do you do the badges? and what do they cost?

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We book them thru the Sussex FA website. Because we're a charter standard club we get them for £110. That includes emergency aid and safeguarding children cert.