Football Queensland has partnered with the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) to deliver coaching courses and social football programs for students.
FQ Women and Girls Participation Officer Kate Lawson said QUT students can register to undertake a free MiniRoos coaching course on Wednesday, 20 October at QUT Stadium.
“This MiniRoos coaching course is aimed at any QUT students – including international students – who want to begin their coach education journey,” said Lawson.
“There are opportunities opening up for qualified coaches to work with Football Queensland to deliver programs for women and girls, multicultural communities and in schools.
“We know that Queensland universities are home to thousands of football enthusiasts, and we are keen to work with educational institutions across the state to support students and grow the game.
“Football Queensland’s partnership with QUT has come off the back of an informal social football program that we have been running at the university since August 2020.
“Beginning next Wednesday, 27 October, students will be able to participate in an eight-week Connecting Through Sport Mixed Multicultural Social Football program.
“I encourage all students to come along and get involved in the MiniRoos coaching course or the social football program.”
QUT Sport Project Coordinator Michael Jordan said: “QUT Sport is delighted to be partnering with Football Queensland to offer a range of social and coaching opportunities for QUT students.
“We are excited about the upcoming coaching course and the Connecting Through Sports program to encourage students to be active, meet new people and learn some new football skills.”
CLICK HERE to register for the MiniRoos Coaching Course.
CLICK HERE to register for the Connecting Through Sport Program.
