Football Coaching in TRNC
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- Kibkommer
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Football Coaching in TRNC
As mentioned before on the forum I purchased a villa in Girne in 2014 and now I am considering immigrating to TRNC. I am a qualified football coach with FA Level 2 football badge ( which is a part 1 UEFA B badge) as well as a Dutch International football coaching badge. I have contacted the Turkish Football Association via email twice of any potential football coaching related jobs however I have yet to receive a reply?
Wondering whether anyone on the forum has any contacts or advice ?
Wondering whether anyone on the forum has any contacts or advice ?
- Keithcaley
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
Why the Turkish Football Association? - You're not moving to Turkey are you?
Perhaps the Cyprus Turkish Football Association might be a better choice...
Perhaps the Cyprus Turkish Football Association might be a better choice...
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
Thank you Keith I meant the association based in TRNC. I went on their website and made contact via the website
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
A small matter of work permit - who will sponsor you, employ you and pay for it? How's your Turkish with footballing terminology? I had a similar experience teaching Gurkhas. The 'wall pass' explanation was an epic - it required a translator in the end.
- Keithcaley
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
Tom, my impression is that Denizismail is a Turkish Cypriot, albeit brought up in the UK, so he shouldn't have to worry about a work permit...
I think that he would do far better to actually go and talk to someone, this place runs on personal relationships, and sitting down for a cup of coffee with the person concerned is far more likely to produce a favourable result than an email sent via the website (when we don't even know whether anyone is actually monitoring such emails!). Even a 'phone call wouldn't have the same impact as a personal visit - so if he's serious about this, he really needs to get 'Up close and Personal'
I think that he would do far better to actually go and talk to someone, this place runs on personal relationships, and sitting down for a cup of coffee with the person concerned is far more likely to produce a favourable result than an email sent via the website (when we don't even know whether anyone is actually monitoring such emails!). Even a 'phone call wouldn't have the same impact as a personal visit - so if he's serious about this, he really needs to get 'Up close and Personal'
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
D'accord Keith. Face-to-face is always the best approach. I had not appreciated he was of Cypriot origin, hence my work permit and language concerns. I wish him every success.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
The problem as I see it is that whatever existing coaching badges/diplomas you might have they wont be recognised in the TRNC.
If you want to PM me I will put you in touch with somebody who "Knows the score"
Michael
If you want to PM me I will put you in touch with somebody who "Knows the score"
Michael
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- Kibkommer
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Re: Football Coaching in TRNC
Thank you keith for your sound advice much appreciated . I have PM Michael and I will be in TRNC in September hopefully Michael can put me in touch with someone?