How to become a professional football coach

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This video is to share my experience and to help anyone who is looking to become a professional football coach or currently working as a coach.
The video shares my journey and own personal experiences.

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40 thoughts on “How to become a professional football coach”

  1. @CoachA2020

    The last time i watch this i was a AFC C now I'm in B and able to work in some countries. Coaches keep going educate yourself football is developing. Cheers everyone by the way this year taking my AFC A.

  3. @Kudaemu

    im starting my journey today by voluntering within a local community club wish me well and how do i contact you,thank you for the insight

  5. @eza9071

    I've got a dilemma where I've done grassroots coaching for 2 years now…but the club I work with have almost 0 connection to higher level clubs. Not to mention but coaching in Australia is definitely hard to make it pro due to its popularity down here. We don't have FA or L1/L2 courses here. And the certificates that you do acquire just aren't good enough to land interviews. Sucks to be honest but might have to try another country.

  10. @jokerhaha3620

    I want to be a coach but i dont understand how you know so many drills, where do you get the drills from? do u just make them up? but how do you make themπŸ˜… it kinda makes me feel like i dnt have the tools coz i dnt know much drills

  14. @ffclee

    I'm getting ready to do my level 1 I have already completed the EE playmaker as well and looking to go really far. Any advice to help me go forward would really help. Cheers

  19. @cobiejb6881

    I've been volunteering at the solihull moors for the past 2 years and have worked with kids that have disabilities. Is that a good starting point, I was also offered to do my level 1 with the club for free

  31. @klikk3017

    My old 14 I was a very good midilfender player , but I have a deformity in my foot πŸ’” ، and my dream is distroyd to be a football player , for this I wented to be a couch , but also my dream destroyed , because I am living in Jordan πŸ™‚πŸ’”

  32. @woundedcoyote2594

    I am from Russia I want to become a coach I'm 34 but I played at the regional level only 1 game on the occasion of the rest of life circumstances what to do? where can you study or pass chickens? Which country is better, is it possible.

  33. @craigynway9645

    I have wanted to do my badges for around 6 years now, but have always had other commitments in the way. I recently did a job for a local coach who has got that fire burning again for me and has offered to help me get the ball rolling… Of course the pun was intended. πŸ˜‰ I'm based in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. I am now 31 would you say I'm at a good age to get it done and start a new path in life. How easy it to do alongside.other work commitments? Thanks for this video.

  38. @yunjordz

    Damn i learnt alot, I didnt realise ur L1 and L2 are just the foundations, Currently doing my L1 right now, Appreciate the help and I learnt alot in that.

  39. @bhf11em

    Hey Neil was curious to know if you need to be a citizen in that certain country to do their courses starting from the begining in grassroots levels/course all the way through uefa B/A licenses?
    Cheers!

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