TTFF STAGES ‘C’ LICENSE FOR PRO LEAGUE/SUPER LEAGUE COACHES

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The Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation launched another one of its “C” License coaching courses, this time for coaches from the T&T Pro league and the TTFF National Super League, at the Hasely Crawford Stadium today.
The course, under the vision of the Dutch KNVB, is one of several that is aimed at ensuring local coaches undergo the necessary development for coaching players throughout the country, particularly at the younger age groups.

This according to TTFF technical adviser Keith Look Loy
Pete De Jong is one of the senior Dutch instructors attached to the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB),

He has overseen the training of the six local instructors and the courses that have taken place thus far and has performed a similar role with several coaches in Holland as well as in other parts of the world.
De Jong explained  that there would be no negative effects in a situation where  a country as T&T has gone  the way of an extensive coaching education program under the Dutch vision but possesses a National Team coach from outside of the Dutch system.
Another 31 coaches graduated for a “C” license course last month and De Jong praised the efforts of the six TTFF instructors for their work so far.