Coach Education

The Bhutan Women National Team Head Coach Miss Kyung Suk Hong from Korea graced the closing ceremony and presented certificates to the participants for sucessfuly completing the course. The BFF Grassroots Coaching course came to a close with a total of 32 participants (11 female and 21 male). During this five-day course, coaches learned coaching technique, a code of conduct, and how to run training sessions for grassroots players. The coaches will now return to their respective clubs and academies and begin coaching the grassroots players in those clubs and academies. This course is the first step to their football coaching career. Bhutan’s clubs and academies will now have highly educated trainers leading training for the foundational program.

From December 5 to December 9, 2022, in Gelephu, the BFF Grassroots Football Coaching Course For Clubs And Academies will be in session. The course’s primary goal is to train and cultivate more grassroots coaches in clubs and academies for the growth of football in the nation. There are 32 people signed up for the course, with 12 women and 20 men. Dasho Thrompon, Gelepu attended the course’s opening ceremony as a guest of honor. Despite having a tight schedule, he attended the event and urged everyone to use the opportunity to sharpen their skills. He expressed his gratitude to the Bhutan Football Federation for organizing such a event for the growth of sports in the country. Two female instructors with A license holder, Tanka Maya Ghalley and Ngawang Yangchen, will be training the particiapnts for the course. The regional manager for the southern regions, Ganga Ram Ghalley, will support the two head instructors. Mr. Kinley Dorji, a very senior instructor who now serves as the head of coach education for the Bhutan Football Federation, will supervise and guide the entire course.