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GAVINDYE88 · 24-07-2020, 02:32

Hi there,

Does anyone know of or had experiences of any football clubs or companies/organisations that are recruiting coaches around Europe or Internationally?

I know off the general companies offering camp stuff in the USA like UK International Soccer & Global Premier Soccer etc, however is there anything more serious of a higher level and preferably academy based, where you can develop your career?

FYI - I'm a UEFA B Licenced Coach currently studying a degree in coaching.

Any information or stories will be greatly appreciated.

All the best!

Mars Bar · 24-07-2020, 08:40

Evo Sports in Qatar are recruiting. Great timing considering the build up to the World Cup.

Make sure you are following Sports Careers Agency and also join the British Football Coaches Network. I secured my job here in the Middle East using BFCN. I recommend paying for the small subscription fee until you secure something. I got my first job with Juventus on Sports Careers Agency and also used their C.V template to do my C.V.

https://twitter.com/sportcareersuk

https://twitter.com/sportcareersuk/s...19192799858688

https://twitter.com/EvoSportsQatar?s=20

Any other questions then feel free to ask. Best of luck! Full time football coaching is without a doubt the best job ever. Unfortunately I haven't been anle to coach since the first week of March due to the virus.

GAVINDYE88 · 25-07-2020, 00:04

Thank you so much for the helpful information you've provided. I'm already a member with BFCN but will certainly check out the other site and evo soccer.

On that you mentioned you coached in the Middle East... what was that experience like and was it worth it career wise and financially? I heard it can be pricey over there but I assume it depends where you're based.

Exactly the same here mate, sucks not being able to coach but it looks like normality it slowly returning thankfully!ðŸ‘

Mars Bar · 25-07-2020, 07:52

You might have actually already read about my journey if you're a member of BFCN as they did an article about me! I'll send ya the link to it and that might answer your question.

In terms of finances, I don't make as much as the teachers as I don't get the benefit of housing allowances and the discounts that come with it and as you'd expect, football coaching doesn't lend much to a social life. It's expensive here but would I make as much money at home? Absolutely not.

Right now I'm on a massive pay cut and there's no sign of normality in terms of recreational football here yet.

Tom Mann Centuria · 10-01-2021, 20:04

Women & Girls Development Officer - 37.5 hours per week - £20,000 - £24,000

https://www.ntfccommunity.co.uk/careers#

Unclear how much coaching you'd do, but the draw of living in an exciting vibrant town* like Northampton would surely be worthwhile, AND you get free tickets to the seldom sold out PTS Stadium.

Actually would probably be an interesting and rewarding (if not financially so) job.

*May not be true.

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GAVINDYE88 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 2 Adverts \| Friends	Seeking Football Coaching Opportunities around the world! Hi there, Does anyone know of or had experiences of any football clubs or companies/organisations that are recruiting coaches around Europe or Internationally? I know off the general companies offering camp stuff in the USA like UK International Soccer & Global Premier Soccer etc, however is there anything more serious of a higher level and preferably academy based, where you can develop your career? FYI - I'm a UEFA B Licenced Coach currently studying a degree in coaching. Any information or stories will be greatly appreciated. All the best!

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Tom Mann Centuria Forty - Twenty Join Date: Oct 2016 Posts: 7,706 Adverts \| Friends	Women & Girls Development Officer - 37.5 hours per week - £20,000 - £24,000 https://www.ntfccommunity.co.uk/careers# Unclear how much coaching you'd do, but the draw of living in an exciting vibrant town* like Northampton would surely be worthwhile, AND you get free tickets to the seldom sold out PTS Stadium. Actually would probably be an interesting and rewarding (if not financially so) job. May not be true. Last edited by Tom Mann Centuria; 10-01-2021 at 20:18.*

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24-07-2020, 08:40	#2
Mars Bar I belong here. As do you. Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 29,608 Adverts \| Friends	Evo Sports in Qatar are recruiting. Great timing considering the build up to the World Cup. Make sure you are following Sports Careers Agency and also join the British Football Coaches Network. I secured my job here in the Middle East using BFCN. I recommend paying for the small subscription fee until you secure something. I got my first job with Juventus on Sports Careers Agency and also used their C.V template to do my C.V. https://twitter.com/sportcareersuk https://twitter.com/sportcareersuk/s...19192799858688 https://twitter.com/EvoSportsQatar?s=20 Any other questions then feel free to ask. Best of luck! Full time football coaching is without a doubt the best job ever. Unfortunately I haven't been anle to coach since the first week of March due to the virus.

25-07-2020, 00:04	#3
GAVINDYE88 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 2 Adverts \| Friends	Thank you so much for the helpful information you've provided. I'm already a member with BFCN but will certainly check out the other site and evo soccer. On that you mentioned you coached in the Middle East... what was that experience like and was it worth it career wise and financially? I heard it can be pricey over there but I assume it depends where you're based. Exactly the same here mate, sucks not being able to coach but it looks like normality it slowly returning thankfully!ðŸ‘

25-07-2020, 07:52	#4
Mars Bar I belong here. As do you. Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 29,608 Adverts \| Friends	You might have actually already read about my journey if you're a member of BFCN as they did an article about me! I'll send ya the link to it and that might answer your question. In terms of finances, I don't make as much as the teachers as I don't get the benefit of housing allowances and the discounts that come with it and as you'd expect, football coaching doesn't lend much to a social life. It's expensive here but would I make as much money at home? Absolutely not. Right now I'm on a massive pay cut and there's no sign of normality in terms of recreational football here yet.