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CAF ‘A’ Coaching Course Second Edition Begins In Jwaneng

Aug 22, 2023

JWANENG: The Confederation of African Football Associations (CAF) coaching license ‘A’ started on Monday, August 21, in Jwaneng.

For the second edition, 23 participants from five countries were admitted: thirteen Batswana, three Zimbabweans, four South Africans and one Namibian, who are currently completing the first phase of the course, which will take full 8 days of theory and practical’s.

FIFA’s technical Consultant, Mr. Serame Letsoaka from South Africa, is the main instructor for the course. The technical director of the Botswana Football Association, Tshepo Mphukuthi, Ditiro Motshegare and Morake Lengwadibe will work closely with Letsoaka.

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BFA Host Official Opening Ceremony Of The CAF C –Diploma Coaching Course

The Botswana Football Association held the official opening ceremony for the CAF C–DIPLOMA COACHING COURSE today, Tuesday, September 19th, 2023, at the Lekidi Football Centre Auditorium.

The course gathered together 22 women from all over the country, including players. The 8-day course will run from September 18th to 25th, 2023.

The course is conducted by CAF Instructor – Mr. Sikalame Keatlholetswe. Present at the ceremony were the CEO of the Botswana Football Association, Mr. Mfolo E. Mfolo, and the Vice Chairman of the National Women’s Football Committee, Mr. Sello Shimane Modise.

Giving the course overview, Keatlholetswe urged participants to complete at least 120 hours as it is requirement from the Confederation of African Football.

In his address, BFA Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Mfolo commended the participants to not only earn the certificates rather also use the skills acquired to take women’s football to greater heights.

In closing, “Have your own dreams and goals; be inspired to achieve good and positive results. Be ready to compete with your male counterparts. You should be resilient despite all the negativities and see them as positive to improve,” said Modise