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Bajan coaches in lead

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BARBADOS will be a front-runner in coaching education as a result of the introduction of the CONCACAF B-Licence course.

That was confirmed by CONCACAF coaching instructor Joe Supe during the opening ceremony for the second CONCACAF C-Licence course on the island at the Barbados Football Association’s offices yesterday.

“Barbados is far ahead of everybody. Once we finish with the B course you’ll probably be the first to be recommended or implemented. You are ahead of Costa Rica now in terms of courses. They kind of stopped and lagged a little bit on the education part.

“When we started the programme four years ago we recommended that this country be one of the first to get access to coaching education because of your strategic planning, desire to grow and be better and you have done a wonderful job in achieving the strategic goals,” he said. (RG)

Please read the full story in today’s Weekend Nation, or in the eNATION edition.

 

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