For the first time, Somalia has successfully staged a CAF License C coaching course, conducted by indigenous instructors.
A total of 24 coaches were awarded with the CAF “C” License certificates after successfully passing both practical and theoretical sessions under the supervision of instructors, Awil Ismail Mohamed and Mohamed Abdulle Farayare were teaching at the course which was held at the SFF headquarters in the capital Mogadishu.
A total of 24 coaches were awarded with the CAF “C” License certificates after successfully passing both practical and theoretical sessions under the supervision of instructors, Awil Ismail Mohamed and Mohamed Abdulle Farayare were teaching at the course which was held at the SFF headquarters in the capital Mogadishu.
Somali Football Federation (SFF) senior vice president, Ali Abdi Mohamed, who addressed at the closing ceremony this week, said Somalia has now come of age and was hopeful that the number of qualified Somali instructors will soar in years to come.
“Now we have two Somali experts who have successfully organized this CAF Coaching course. We are now hopeful that Somalia will soon have its FIFA level instructors and I am sure that will happen because Somalia’s knowledge and experience of football is growing” said Mohamed whiles congratulating the participants on the successful completion.
The course was held from 20-25 December 2015 in Mogadishu.
“Now we have two Somali experts who have successfully organized this CAF Coaching course. We are now hopeful that Somalia will soon have its FIFA level instructors and I am sure that will happen because Somalia’s knowledge and experience of football is growing” said Mohamed whiles congratulating the participants on the successful completion.
The course was held from 20-25 December 2015 in Mogadishu.
By: Cafonline.com
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