Year | Head Coach | Assistant Coach(es) |
2021 | C License Certified | Soccer For Life |
2022 | B License Part 1 Trained | C License Trained |
2023 | B License Part 1 Certified | C License Certified |
2024 | B National Trained | B License Part 1 Trained |
2025 | B National Certified | B License Part 1 Certified |
Year | Head Coach | Assistant Coach(es) |
2021 | C License Certified | Soccer for Life |
2022 | C License Certified | C License Trained |
2023 | Youth License Certified | C License Trained |
2024 | Youth License Certified | C License Trained |
2025 | Youth License Certified | C License Certified |
Phase 1 - Licensing Stream
The Licensing Stream is aimed at those who are more serious about their coaching development, and requires that coaches reach a minimum standard of competence in a practical coaching environment. Each coach is, therefore, formally evaluated and graded by Staff Evaluators at each stage of the process. This process begins with the B License Program, which involves a total of 60 hours of facilitated learning plus time allocated for formal assessments. It is aimed at coaches working with players in an environment where performance is a critical factor in successful coaching. The A License Programincludes a total of 90 hours of facilitated learning, plus formal assessments, and caters to those wishing to make a career of coaching at the highest level.
Coaches wishing to gain training and certification in the Licensing Stream would do so in the following manner:
Each of the courses within the program is built with an emphasis placed on the practical application of certain coaching skills, also known as “competencies”. These competencies are expanded upon as the coach progresses through the program and will range from showing an understanding of the rules of small-sided-soccer to running an effective practice with players in a high performance environment.