GFA launches Football School to enhance professional football development in Ghana
Under the leadership of President Kurt Okraku, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has successfully launched a football school with the goal of enhancing the abilities of individuals involved in different aspects of football.
In collaboration with esteemed tertiary institutions in Ghana, this initiative aims to provide comprehensive education and training for football administrators, agents, coaches, technical staff, and other personnel.
The unveiling event occurred at the GFA headquarters on Tuesday and attracted a diverse audience from the football community and academia.
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The establishment of the GFA School signifies a significant achievement in the GFA’s commitment to promoting professional growth within the football industry.
Okraku expressed his enthusiasm for the project, emphasizing its potential to elevate the standards of football in Ghana.
He highlighted the importance of equipping football stakeholders with the knowledge and skills required to effectively navigate the ever-changing landscape of the sport.
The GFA School will offer specialized courses and training programs tailored to the specific needs of individuals working in various football-related fields.
It aims to cater to a wide range of profiles within the football ecosystem, including football administrators, agents, coaches, technical staff, and those interested in sports marketing and merchandising.
