UEFA Coaching Convention Contract and Directive PDF
UEFA Directives governing the UEFA Coaching Convention and the UEFA Coach Education Programme
Preamble
Upon proposal of the UEFA Development and
Technical Assistance Committee and based on
Article 3 (2) in relation to Article 1 (4), Article 1 (5)
as well as Article 9 (1b) of the UEFA Coaching
Convention Contract (2009 edition), the UEFA
General Secretary has adopted these Directives.
Article 1
Definition of terms and abbreviations
1 For the purpose of these Directives, the
following definitions and abbreviations apply:
a) Applicant: a UEFA member association
that wishes to sign the UEFA Coaching
Convention or change its status under the
convention.
b) Candidate: an individual who sends a
request to a convention party to attend a
coaching course within the framework of
the UEFA Coach Education Programme
and the UEFA Coaching Convention.
c) Convention contract: UEFA Coaching
Convention Contract, 2009 edition.
d) Convention party: a UEFA member
association that has signed the Convention
Contract (2009 edition).
e) Diploma: award issued to an individual
by a convention party confirming that the
individual has successfully completed
a UEFA coaching diploma course and
passed all the required examinations.A
different award is issued at each UEFA
coaching level.
f) Directives: UEFA Directives governing
the UEFA Coaching Convention and the
UEFA Coach Education Programme, 2010
edition.
g) DTA Committee: UEFA Development
and Technical Assistance Committee,
responsible for the UEFA Coaching
Convention.
h) Evaluator: a member of the UEFA Jira
Panel appointed to evaluate a UEFA
member association’s national coaching
programme against UEFA’s minimum
requirements and to provide support,
experience and expertise.
i) UEFA director: appointed director from
the UEFA administration responsible for
education and technical football matters.
j) FES Unit: the UEFA administration’s
Football Education Services Unit,
responsible for ensuring the proper
implementation and application of the
UEFA Coaching Convention and these
Directives.
k) Initial convention party: a UEFA member
association that issues a coach his first
UEFA coaching diploma (B diploma).
l) Jira Panel: UEFA expert panel dedicated
to coach education.
m) Licence: permit to coach at a certain level
for a limited period of time.
n) NCEP: a national coach education
programme established and adopted by a
UEFA member association.
o) Qualified coach educator: an
experienced coach with the appropriate
coach education/coaching licence to
educate UEFA coaching diploma and
further education course participants
as monitored by the Jira Panel.
p) UEFA CEP: UEFA Coach Education
Programme.
q) Recognised football organisation: any
legal entity which is duly recognised by
UEFA and/or a convention party and
which deals with the organisation of
football matches or competitions.
2 In these Directives, the use of the masculine
form refers equally to the feminine.
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