Forty grassroot coaches will benefit from a Confederation of African Football (CAF) D coaching course offered by Football Kenya Federation in collaboration with Buruburu Sports Academy.Nairobi East branch Secretary General Dickson Doyo presided over the opening ceremony of the course that kicked off on Tuesday.The aspiring coaches are under the tutelage of instructors George Mwangi and former Harambee Stars head coach Zedekiah Otieno.The two instructors are expected to impart the basics of coaching and essential life skills after which, they will use the acquired knowledge and skills to nurture their players who are in the grassroot.40 grassroot coaches are currently going through a 10 day CAF D coaching course in Buruburu. FKF Nairobi East Secretary-General Dickson Doyo presided over the opening ceremony today.🔗https://t.co/9JruRTsnOe pic.twitter.com/KrI22Mihhm— Football Kenya Federation (@Football_Kenya) November 23, 2021 During the opening ceremony, Doyo shared his thoughts on how these coaching courses have brought a change to football in the country.“With these coaching courses, we have been able to see a positive change in the skills showcased by the players in the grassroot level. This steady improvement in the quality of football is what we as a Federation are aiming to achieve in the long term,” said Mr. Doyo.40 coaches will benefit from a 10-day CAF D coaching course held at MYSA. FKF General Secretary/CEO Barry Otieno and FKF Nairobi East County Branch Sec. General Dickson Doyo presided over the opening ceremony. pic.twitter.com/MkbL3wsTbU— Football Kenya Federation (@Football_Kenya) November 22, 2021 A similar number of coaches more coaches will also benefit from a 10-day CAF D coaching course held at MYSA. FKF General Secretary Barry Otieno and Doyo presided over the opening ceremony on Monday. A host of coaches are also in the ongoing CAF B course .Some of the the tacticians who are in the class are Bidco head coach Anthony Akhulia, his Nzoia Sugar counterpart Ibrahim Shikanda, Tusker assistant coach George Maina among others.
