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How to apply for football coach jobs?


 Football or soccer is the most played and watched sports in the world. Teams from Germany, Italy, England, Argentina, Greece, Portugal, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, Belgium, Denmark, Chile, Sweden and other teams fight out for the trophies in soccer games and FIFA Cup every time.

There is so much craze for football games that the tickets for matches are sold out days before the game. Fans cannot wait for the game to start and make a beeline right from morning to get the tickets and rush into the stadium. Soccer or football has produced many excellent players over the years like
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Walter Payton, Brett Favre, Ernie Davis. doc blanchard, om brady, michael irvin, joe paterno ,deion sanders, David Beckham, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Zinedine Zidane Kaká Lionel Messi, Diego Maradona and Pele. Most of the football players have become coaches of a team after their retirement.

Football teaches a person many things like working with people together in a team, to be successful by practicing, dealing with injuries, time management, sacrifices for the team or family, responsibility, hard work and positive attitude. All these things can be learned individually or taught by a coach of a football team. Football coaches give the proper knowledge, techniques and motivation of football players.

A soccer or football coach is a professional who is expert and trained to give training of football and its skills-mental or physical to football players. Football coaches give football training at many levels like high school football team, college football team, local level team or district team and national football team league.

A football coach has roles and responsibilities like planning for coaching sessions, giving necessary feedback to players on their performance, technical skills and fitness regime, develop and discuss about various strategies for individuals and also for the team, give suggestion to players on keeping a positive attitude with self discipline.

There are rules and conditions and some general tips for professionals who would want to apply for football jobs. Some of them are:

A) To Become a football or soccer coach, one has to take a coaching qualifications from a Football Association in the country in form of levels A , B, C or other format.

B) There should be right energy and good communication skills to apply for a football coach job.

C) Read and research about coaching and watch the game with analytical mind from both sides of the game.

D) A Bachelor degree in physical education, coaching, exercise or sports, physiology, fitness can help you in applying for a football coach job.

E) Volunteering with the local football teams in school or college for coaching and achieving success

F) Get enough experience at local level for years.

G) Writing and applying to all teams and selectors for the right contacts

H) Meeting or networking people and asking them to offer you any coaching related jobs in your area of interest.

I) Get reference note from a known person who knows you personally with your skills.

J) Keep a portfolio or resume of your previous football coaching job at local level with list of your achievements

K) Keep on looking for advertisements in newspapers and websites for the new coaching jobs in the team or state you are interested in.
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A football or soccer coach job is one of responsibility and integrity. A good , positive and cheerful coach brings best results in his team and its performance.

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About the Author
David Botham is working with Jobs-in-Football since many years and has a wide experience in football career. For more information about football coach jobs stay connected with David.

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