What is the difference between the NSCAAs coaching education program and the one offered by the USSF?
The NSCAA is a non-profit association of soccer coaches at every level of the game. It conducts educational offerings through our coaching academy program. Our courses are called “diploma programs” and are intended to be information oriented. The USSF is the governing body for soccer in the United States. It is affiliated with FIFA and offers coaching certification courses that lead to coaching licenses. A fundamental difference between the coaching education offerings of the two is that the NSCAA does not test its candidates on their playing abilities. What course do I qualify for? It depends on such things as your coaching and playing background and previous coaching education or certification courses completed. Our non-residential courses (such as the State and Regional diplomas) do not have prerequisites. The upper-level courses require a combination of experience and previous education. See the NSCAA Residential Academy section on our website for additional information. I have pla
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