CPD Events
Continued learning opportunities
Learning and development is an active, continuous process
It's a journey that never ends - and one that is shaped by experiences and learning opportunities gathered anywhere, anytime.
To support your journey, The FA provides a range of learning opportunities for you to engage with. From events in your region to online resources to in situ mentoring, you can access the development support that will make the biggest impact to you and your role.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Coaches' Voice and England football Learning
In June, the Coaches’ Voice is delivering two CPD-accredited webinars in partnership with England Football Learning. Details are as follows:
The benefits of small-sided games
Speakers: Ian Parkes & Rebecca Garlick
Thursday June 3, 7pm
Creating a positive matchday environment
Speakers: Vinny Halsall & Danny Fenner
Wednesday June 9, 7pm
Please register for the events using the form: https://www.coachesvoice.com/englandfootballlearning.
All coaches will receive one FA CPD hour for attending each webinar.
The future player - Pre-season
What are the learning outcomes?
• How to create personalised training and matchday experiences for the players in your team to help prepare for pre-season.
This CPD consists of an online session followed by a face-to-face practical to see the learning put into action.
Date & Time: 15th June 2021 (Online) 18:30 - 20:00. 8th July 2021 (Face to Face practical) 19:00 - 20:30
Venue (8th July): The Priory Pembroke Academy, Croft Ln, Cherry Willingham, LN34JP.
Delivered by: James Riches & Lee Brown
Cost: £10.00
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Absolutely. The FA runs events all over the country and for all levels. To explore events please visit our national CPD events page here.
If you're an FA Level 1 or 2 learner, continuous professional development hours are optional and so there is no longer a requirement for licensing .
If you're a UEFA qualified coach, however, you are required to complete 15 hours of CPD every three years to maintain your licence, which The FA recommends is best achieved by completing 5 hours per season