National Player Pathway In-service
Sunday 13th February 2011,
Grange Academy, Kilmarnock
4 v 4 – 11.00am, 7 v 7 - 1.30pm
The Scottish FA in partnership with the Scottish Youth FA are delivering a National Player Pathway in-service for grassroots coaches working with 4v4 and 7v7 formats. The in-service is free to all coaches and is supported by Central Ayrshire Youth FA, North Ayrshire Soccer Association and the West of Scotland Youth FA.
The new National Player Pathway has been designed for all young people playing recreational football, starting with 4v4 games for 6-8 year-olds and continues to grow with the child through to 7v7 for 9-12 year olds and 11v11 for under 13s and above.
The session on the 13th February will contain practical and theory sections, covering topics such as the role of the coach, skills practices, and codes of conduct and positive coaching.
For more information, and to book your place, you can contact the Scottish FA South West Region at 01294 317430 or email southwest@scottishfa.co.uk
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