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FA Youth Coach
Hi
My husband and i are looking to move to spain towards the end of the year. Really looking forward to seeing the sunshine again!!!!! :) My husband is a qualified FA youth coach. he can teach children form the age of 6 to 14 years old at football. I was just wondering if anyone had any information about whether he could do this over in spain??? Thanks Holly:thumbup: |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by holly30
(Post 5893200)
Hi
My husband and i are looking to move to spain towards the end of the year. Really looking forward to seeing the sunshine again!!!!! :) My husband is a qualified FA youth coach. he can teach children form the age of 6 to 14 years old at football. I was just wondering if anyone had any information about whether he could do this over in spain??? Thanks Holly:thumbup: |
Re: FA Youth Coach
LOL
No!!! i knew that this will be an issue..but we've got a year so he can learn!!! He was thinking maybe the teaching in hotels or the english schols what do you think? |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by holly30
(Post 5893219)
LOL
No!!! i knew that this will be an issue..but we've got a year so he can learn!!! He was thinking maybe the teaching in hotels or the english schols what do you think? Of course you could teach in hotels if the need is there but I'd guess thats the last thing kids would want to do whilst on holiday. English schools, those would mostly be fee paying and you'd need to approach them to see if they have jobs going http://spain.english-schools.org/ |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Hi
I think your right..research is the key. Thanks for replying to me. Holly |
Re: FA Youth Coach
a Good start would be to go to iTunes and start downloading the Coffee break Spanish, its not the most comprehensive but its short sharp blasts of Spanish in an easy to learn format have helped my OH no end, and because its never longer than 20 mins it works well with our short term memory capabilities.
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agree with Mitzy, my son plays for a local village team and Im not even sure the coaches and staff are paid more than a nominal amount, certainly all of them have full time jobs
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Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by spain
(Post 5893305)
agree with Mitzy, my son plays for a local village team and Im not even sure the coaches and staff are paid more than a nominal amount, certainly all of them have full time jobs
My first sensible post all year and you didn't agree. |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5893312)
You didn't agree with me!
My first sensible post all year and you didn't agree. Rosemary |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5893312)
You didn't agree with me!
My first sensible post all year and you didn't agree. |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 5893315)
Maybe she has you on ignore.
Rosemary But I doubt it, she tolerates me. (notice I didn't say likes) |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5893329)
She wouldn't be the first................or the last!
But I doubt it, she tolerates me. (notice I didn't say likes) |
Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by spain
(Post 5893337)
:thumbsup: - your a cool guy Matt......dont listen to the rest of em !!!
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Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5893351)
Thanks honey, your a star among fools.
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Re: FA Youth Coach
Originally Posted by spain
(Post 5893358)
tell me something I dont already know ;)
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