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    Seventh batch of CAF License C coaching course commences at GFA technical centre

    Papa LincBy Papa LincNovember 6, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read7 Views
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    CAF has began its License C coaching course CAF has began its License C coaching course

    The seventh batch of the CAF License C Coaching Course has officially commenced at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence in Prampram.

    The opening phase of the programme, Module I, will run until November 13, 2025, after which participants will undertake a mandatory one-month internship with a club of their choice. They will then return to Prampram for Module II, the final ten-day session of the certification process.

    The course is being facilitated by a distinguished team of CAF and GFA coaching instructors, led by GFA Technical Director Prof. Joseph Kwame Mintah, alongside Dr. Prosper Nartey Ogum (Head of Coaching Education) and seasoned trainers Emmanuel Kwesi Mensah, Charles Anokye Frimpong, and Abukari Damba.

    The CAF License C programme is designed to equip coaches, particularly those working within grassroots football, with the essential tactical, technical, and educational skills needed to develop players effectively.

    Participants will engage in a balanced mix of theoretical sessions and practical field exercises, focusing on modern coaching methodologies, player development pathways, and match analysis techniques.

    This initiative forms part of the Football Association’s broader strategy to raise coaching standards nationwide, expand the pool of qualified technical personnel, and reinforce its long-term vision of fixing the fundamentals of Ghana football.



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