The hugely successful global coach development programme Premier Skills starts a new phase in Kolkata.
Premier Skills Phase 2 will see head coach and former Wimbledon and Jamaica star Robbie Earle joined by Reading's Paul Hughes and Hull City's Andy McMillan from 11th to 16th January 2010 for a week of intensive training for 27 coaches selected from across India.
he British Council, Premier League and the Sports Authority of India launch the Premier Skills Phase 2 programme on Monday 11th January 2010 at 3.30 p.m. at the Sports Authority of India.
In India, the project is delivered in partnership with All India Football Federation, ESPN-Star Sports and Nike. Other partners are Indian Football Association (WB) in Kolkata, Goa Football Association and Kerala Football Association.
Premier Skills has already successfully run in 22 different centres in 15 countries worldwide. In India, initial Phase 1 training courses have take place in Delhi, Goa, Kerala and Kolkata. In Phase 1 around 40 young male and female coaches were trained at each of the four centres.
Following the Phase 1 programme the 160 coaches worked in their respective communities and then were asked to complete a case study write-up on the work that they were doing. A panel comprising the Premier Skills teams at the Premier League and from British Council evaluated the case studies and shortlisted 27 coaches from across India.
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Premier Skills Phase 2 will see head coach and former Wimbledon and Jamaica star Robbie Earle joined by Reading's Paul Hughes and Hull City's Andy McMillan from 11th to 16th January 2010 for a week of intensive training for 27 coaches selected from across India.
he British Council, Premier League and the Sports Authority of India launch the Premier Skills Phase 2 programme on Monday 11th January 2010 at 3.30 p.m. at the Sports Authority of India.
In India, the project is delivered in partnership with All India Football Federation, ESPN-Star Sports and Nike. Other partners are Indian Football Association (WB) in Kolkata, Goa Football Association and Kerala Football Association.
Premier Skills has already successfully run in 22 different centres in 15 countries worldwide. In India, initial Phase 1 training courses have take place in Delhi, Goa, Kerala and Kolkata. In Phase 1 around 40 young male and female coaches were trained at each of the four centres.
Following the Phase 1 programme the 160 coaches worked in their respective communities and then were asked to complete a case study write-up on the work that they were doing. A panel comprising the Premier Skills teams at the Premier League and from British Council evaluated the case studies and shortlisted 27 coaches from across India.
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