Coach Javi thanks a lot because of your video I’m half way through my F license coaching course and I’m doing really well, I’m 16 and want to get this stuff done asap
Coach Javi Hey Bro. I am currently an F licensed coach and will do a course for my E at the end of this month. I have been coaching for almost two years now , my boss said I would get a raise in pay if I got my E license , I was wondering if you know the amount of money that E license coaches are meant to be paid per session ?
Coach Javi hey Coach Javi, i, really want to be a football manager in the future i’m 24 years old. What’s the requirements that i’ve to fulfil, in My career i know i’m still young; I really want, to become a great manager and coach. I love football with all My heart.
I just did my National C License in this summer and your 💯 right coaching is all about making contacts and I been coaching football in the last 2 years and it's been amazing to meet other coaches when you do the courses.
Yes! Love it. Thank you much. I just earned my D license early this year. Looking to get my C next year sometime, but also looking at a masters in sports management. I appreciate the advice. Keep doing GREAT things! Need to see some table tennis... Chanfle??
Wiktor Y I don’t think you can complete USSF licenses online. There are a few grassroots trainings online that you can take. I think in order to receive the license you have to complete an on-field training. Look at www.ussoccer.com. Look for coaching education.
I spent three seasons as a D1 assistant women’s soccer coach. Before coming on staff, I had only two seasons of high school soccer coaching experience, which ended 5 years before joining the college staff. There were two major things that I found in getting in to coaching at the college level. 1.Understand that this is the highest level of college soccer out there and the top of the college pyramid, meaning everyone else is gunning for your spot. We had several volunteer assistants who where let go because they weren’t able to withstand the grind of D1 coaching. You must be relentless in everything you do...scouting, recruiting, long days with little to no sleep, organization(transportation, hotels, even uniform and equipment management), and of course learning as much as you can from your mentoring coaches and coaching education while completing as many coaching courses as possible. 2. You must be ready to take risks and pay dues. I did not know the coaches on staff(though the other assistant coached several of my high school friends in college) and I had to email the coaches and meet in person with them once they never responded to give them my resume. I wasn’t paid for the first two years and spent much of my first season as a team manager of sorts. Wasn’t til my second season I was allowed to run warmups and discuss lineups, and third season to run group and individual training. In the end, if your passionate about the game, and willing to sacrifice time, energy, financial security, you’ll be on the right track. Moral....sometimes you just have to ask.
Thank you for the video. It was good information it helped me understand what I need to do to become a coach. I'm 20 years old and this is the career path that I want so this was very helpful. All of your videos have been encouraging for me. If I never came across your videos I would probably still be deciding what I want to do. But you gave me a great example of what it would be like to fallow my Passion. Not only that it reminded me of my passion for the sport.Thank you great videos man saludos!
Ay my coach Froilan said he knows you, he also went to Ashford and now he is coaching us, He also told us about your camp on the 23rd. I'll see you there.
Is it cool if you can post highlight videos back when you played in college? It was exciting to have watch that first clip of you in the start of the video
After getting my license would you guys give me a team for me to train or how does it work exactly? Would I have to be with a coach for a while before training my own team?
Would you say its a balance of social skills and strategy? Only being a playbook wiz cant be good enough to penetrate the hearts and minds of the players. Probably a dumb question, but just wondering what everyone else thinks
Hi coach! Coach juan here . Can u show a video to how to make stands for the maniquies I have 3 and I practice on turf field but I cannot used them because I don’t have where to put them on thanks
Hello ., i’m médical doctor here in México., i live in the border with texas , i already took the grassroots certification in Mcallen tx but the certification was made with the universidad del fútbol Pachuca, my question is if i have any chance to work as a Coach being foreign person , after pass all the levels?
Do popular training program like Episoketren System really work and if so, how effective are they? We've heard many awesome things about this popular training program.
Hey Javi, I coach club level and my goal ultimately is for my kids to get into college and continue their passion of the sport, I currently use Gotsoccer to track and analyze the team but are there resources you would suggest to help educate myself and the players?
Javi, I am friends with the coach of Herkimer college. I had read about colleges looking for coaches to have masters degrees. My friend at Herkimer confirmed that. What are your thoughts on that?
Bela Krenner on most job postings I come across, coaching jobs usually state “bachelors required, masters preferred.” It really gives you a good advantage, but it isn’t absolutely necessary. For example, if a school is looking for a goalkeeping coach and you have a very good goalkeeper coaching background, they will prefer that to someone with just a masters. Its all about having the qualifications they are looking for, but a masters degree shows more experience.
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I never finished college so i dont even carry a bachelors. Any advice moving forward. Maybe with coaching certifications as you mentioned and a decent coaching resume? I currently coach club and have been doing private training with some of the kids. Soccer is my absolute passion and once I started coaching I decided I would love to make a career out of it.
Lesson 1 ...OH AND THE ONLY LESSON....have friends who are Coaches at an academy ...Being a coach in football has and always will have fuck all to do with MERIT its all about nepotism and who you know ..NOT ..WHAT YOU KNOW ....Dont waste your money on courses thinking you will get somewhere..YOU WONT ..FACT !!!! Be the best coach at grassroots you can... its never a career choice !!!
Both. Colleges at D3and up require a bachelors but prefer a masters. They want license D and up. To get a college job they want either college playing or coaching experience. Junior college, you can work with an associates.
