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Rugby Town Community Football Club Young Leaders Section |
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Rugby Town's Young Leader Quotes
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The Rugby town YL programme is an exceptional programme exemplifying the way in which Birmingham County FA looks for clubs to support their young leaders. Young Leaders are the future workforce of any club, the future administrators, referees and coaches, and the programme at Rugby Town offers an inclusive safe environment for all to develop.
Birmingham County FA looks forward to a continued strong relationship with Rugby Town and the young leaders enrolled on their programme.
Claire Mulvenna (BCFA Football Futures), November 2011
I have looked at the website and it is fantastic to be on there I am really proud to be a coach of Rugby Town having been a player for 10 years.
Ben Townsend (Young Leader), October 2011
Had some amazing opportunities volunteering as a BCFA young leader, from FA National camp to South Africa visit and now been asked by Sport England to take up one of there 53 places to carry the Olympic torch, all from being a young leader at Rugby Town and in schools.
Jasmine Morris (Young Leader), October 2011
Being A Young Leader with RTJFC has been great fun and rewarding. The support from within the club has been excellent and my aspiration to one day be a UEFA B Licence Coach has only grown while being part of the scheme. The real enjoyment comes from watching the boys actually put in to play on match day what you were coaching in the week.
Tom Kalinowski (Young Leader Mentor), November 2011
An excellent way of developing social skills, working with adults and juniors, this concept by Rugby Town Juniors gives youngsters the opportunity to look at the other side of the game with ideal preparation for any youngster looking to achieve sports qualifications
Mike Iland (Young Leader Parent), October 2011
After a couple of young leaders in the past, to set up and be part of the first official Rugby Town YL system, the first 12 months have be excellent, the club is proud to have such quality in young leaders working in the club. These will be the best football coaches at the club for years to come.
Jason Morris (Young Leader Mentor), October 2011
This is a great idea for getting children involved in coaching football at all levels which encourages both coaches and players to learn together the importance of a coach in the world of football. It gives children the chance to gain the appropriate skills and confidence required to be a good coach.
Patrick Mcgahey (Young Leader Parent), October 2011
This has to be the most satisfying development in Youth Coaching in the last 10 years. From a standing start we have grown to 29 registered Young Leaders of which 11 are tier 1 students. Numerous leaders already hold recognised FA coaching qualifications which is further supported by our own in house development programme. The confidence and ability of the lads and girls is amazing with some coaching full sessions and co-managing teams.
This is the future of raising coach standards and qualifications within the girls and boys club sections. Our first level 3 Young Leader coach by ? Paddy Power offering odds!!!
David Roche (Young Leader Mentor), November 2011
The addition of a Young Leader to our coaching staff has improved sessions hugely, in particular our Young Leader has built a great rapport with the boys. He has also introduced new exercises to our sessions helping to keep the boys motivated.
Neil Shears (U12 Boys Assistant Manager), November 2011
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