The FFM Coach Education Centre completed the second Module of the UEFA C course (11th generation).
A module filled with an intensive agenda – taking the practical exam in accordance with the UEFA Convention for 25/26, which gave 33 candidates the opportunity to apply their ideas, topics and principles for preparing and conducting football training for the under-12 category. The UEFA C licence for football coaches represents the basic foundation of the Education Centre, from which future coaches holding higher-level coaching licences will emerge (UEFA B, UEFA GK B and UEFA Fitness B licences.
In a positive working atmosphere at the opening of the second Module, the candidates presented the assignments given to them by the educators and instructors (members of the Education Centre). All 33 candidates successfully completed this course and obtained a UEFA C coaching licence. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to all 33 candidates who registered for this seminar. They selflessly and with the utmost professionalism completed their work obligations assigned to them by their mentors.
We are particularly pleased by the fact that more than 70 candidates applied for this type of licence in the latest competition announced on the official FFM website. As the Coach Education Centre, we will continue in the future to strive to implement, both in the theory lectures and in the practical part – the examination on the pitch, everything required by UEFA through the Coaches Convention under which we operate.
Our thanks also go to the instructors and educators who prepared these candidates for the practical examination (Borche Hristov, Vujica Zhivkovic, Zikica Tasevski, Mensur Jakupi, Gordan Zdravkov, Boban Babunski, Krste Gjorgievski, Jovica Blazheski and Magdalena Lekoska).
A significant point that should be highlighted is the continuity in the registration of women coaches. A total of 5 female candidates took part in this seminar. We also take this opportunity to inform the public that UEFA subsidises the participation of all female candidates who meet the requirements to apply for the women coaches’ programme.
Throughout the entire seminar, the candidates demonstrated strong coaching ambitions through their motivation, dedication and desire to prove themselves, with the hope that they will continue their education in the future (the Coach Education Centre pointed out). The FFM congratulates all participants in this UEFA C licence seminar on their dedication and commitment to the continuous development and advancement of the coaching profession in Macedonia.
