Sentence examples for highest coaching qualification from inspiring English sources

Ashworth has a Uefa pro licence - European football's highest coaching qualification - and worked as a coach at Peterborough.

The rules also state that managers in the Championship must hold an A licence and be working towards a Pro licence, Uefa's highest coaching qualification.

When he hung up his boots in 2009 he spent two years guiding the youth team with some distinction, complete with a Uefa Pro Licence - the highest coaching qualification.

They've seen where daddy works and it's just about getting a place so they can spend more time up here". Campbell, who also played for Portsmouth and Newcastle, has a Uefa Pro Licence, the highest coaching qualification available, which is mandatory for all first-team managers wishing to work in the Premier League, but Campbell isn't looking that far ahead.

"I have lived the dream of playing for my home-town club, during which time to be capped by my country, whilst wearing the blue-and-white halves, transcended even the wildest of those dreams," said Dunn. "It is on record that I am working towards the highest coaching qualifications I can achieve and one day, who knows, the dream may be resurrected in the Ewood technical area.

"That under-11 coach has not only high-level coaching qualifications, but also a good educational and academic background.

For the 20-odd years I've been applying for jobs, you start to think to yourself there's got to be more to it than a coincidence". Despite possessing a Uefa A pro- licence coaching qualification, Blissett's highest managerial role came at Chesham United in the Southern League.

Sportforce (sportforce.org.uk) offers students the chance to gain a UK sports coaching qualification then coach overseas in Ghana, South Africa, Ecuador and Egypt.

Its chairman, John Wilson, said dealing with concussion could become part of the required coaching qualification.

He is currently taking his Uefa Pro Licence coaching qualification with the Football Association of Wales.

I spent two weeks of my summer holidays - and some following Wednesdays - studying for my Uefa B coaching qualification.