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Abbey College Manchester EDUKICK Football Academy IHM Our Football Academy EduKick UK Training ground: Established in 2006 – FA Affiliated FA affiliation number - U-MAN2175 - State-of-the-art 3G Astro pitch - Education + football coaching from 11 years to adult - UEFA qualified / ex-pro player coaches Fully equipped modern gym: - Showcase events / league football / guest pro-coaches / IPSO scouts - Network of scouts and pro-club coach contacts - Indoor heated Swimming pool - Train and play with local clubs - Sauna & steam room - Nutrition & diet / strength & conditioning - Large free weights area - Gym with swimming pool - Cardio & resistance equipment 2 www.englandfootballsoccer.com Typical Sports Direct gym pictured. Course Options Course Age Location Accommodation Options Dates Football training Other facilities Hours of football facilities coaching/activity Football + English 16+ Our Manchester city Homestay (16 years +) Start any Monday Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 10 hours: 5 x 2 language centre school Or self-catering student residence (all year round, Manchester swimming pool hour afternoon (18 years + only) apart from school sessions per week holidays) 3G rubber crumb Football + Level 3 16+ Our Manchester city Homestay (16 years +) Start January, July Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 10 hours: 5 x 2 BTEC in Sport centre school Or self-catering student residence or September Manchester swimming pool hour afternoon Performance (18 years + only) sessions per week 3G rubber crumb Football + A levels 16+ Abbey College Homestay or full board in residence Start September, Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 10 hours: 5 x 2 (Manchester City finish July Manchester swimming pool hour afternoon centre) (full academic year) sessions per week 3G rubber crumb Football + 16+ Abbey College Homestay or full board in residence Start September, Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 10 hours: 5 x 2 International (Manchester City finish July Manchester swimming pool hour afternoon Foundation centre) (full academic year) sessions per week 3G rubber crumb Programme Football + GCSEs 14+ Abbey College Homestay or full board in residence Start September, Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 6 hours: 3 x 2 hour (Manchester City finish July Manchester swimming pool afternoon sessions centre) (full academic year) per week 3G rubber crumb Boarding School 11-18 Ellesmere College, Boarding on campus Start September, Ellesmere College Fully-equipped gym with 12 hours per week academic school years Shropshire finish July campus swimming pool year: (60 minutes from (full academic year) Manchester) Grass pitches, 3G rubber crumb, GCSEs indoor sports hall A Levels International Baccalaureate Football Only 16+ Our Manchester city Homestay (16 years +) Start any Monday Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 10 hours: 5 x 2 centre school Or self-catering student residence (all year round, Manchester swimming pool hour afternoon (18 years + only) apart from school sessions per week holidays) 3G rubber crumb Talent I.D. Camp 16+ Our Manchester city Homestay (16 years +) 2 week programmes Ten Acres Lane, Fully-equipped gym with 10 hours: 5 x 2 centre school Or self-catering student residence starting: 28 June / Manchester swimming pool hour afternoon (18 years + only) 12 July / 26 July & 9 sessions per week August 3G rubber crumb NEW for 2020! 12-17 IH Ellesmere (IH Full board: mix of ensuite and Dates: Ellesmere College Fully-equipped gym and 2 week cycles: years London Young shared bathrooms campus swimming pool - 8 x 90 minutes Junior English 08 July - 22 July 22 +football Learners)Ellesmere Rooms: Singles, twins, triples and football coaching College, Shropshire quad bedrooms July - 05 August Grass pitches, - 5 x 90 minute (60 minutes from 3G rubber crumb, Football Manchester) indoor sports hall workshops Educational Pathways Student age English Level Required UK or USA University Undergraduate Degree IELTS 6.5 1 year Level 3 BTEC University Extended Foundation Dipolma Programme 3 A International Levels Baccalaureate Football BTEC Club Dipolma Opportunities 16 - 18 years IELTS 5.5 BTEC Sub Dipolma GCSE 14 - 15 years National Curriculum 11-13 years We are selective - we only accept We are accredited – by the British applications from players who Council for the teaching of English demonstrate the right character as Our coaches are UEFA qualified and in the UK and by Pearson Education well as an academic motivation and also coach at professional clubs from Our academic results – are for the delivery of the Level 3 BTEC commitment to their education. We Premier League to semi-pro. Most of excellent across the board; GCSE, in Sport Performance. Abbey College will only enrol those players who our coaches are also ex-professional BTEC, A levels, IB & IELTS. Advice & & Ellesmere College are inspected by have already reached a high level of footballers having played for; Man- counselling regarding university the Independent Schools Inspector- playing ability and are regularly chester City, Chelsea and Liverpool. entrance is available. ate. playing club, school or college football. 10 Reasons Why YOU Our football academy is affiliated Football Opportunities – each to the FA (Football Association). Should Choose player is given the chance to train and play league football with local EduKick Manchester grass roots football clubs. – Our Showcase Events - Twice a Our scout & coach network We We communicate regularly and work closely with the International Soccer Tecnology – in partnership year,in front of invited professional effectively with players and Professional Scouting Organisation with “BEST ATHLETES” we provide football club scouts and coaches, parents: We provide termly reviews – the world’s leading provider of help, trials and guidance for student allow our players exposure to some to reflect upon and discuss each of football analysis and scouting players who wish to play US of the top football clubs in the UK. our individual player’s progress courses (www.ipsofootball.com). We university soccer, study for a degree Many young players earn trials with during the course of the season. also have good working links with and receive subsidized fees. pro clubs as a result. Each player gets an individual player analysis from an scouts and coaches from local clubs of all levels. IPSO scout. 8 ihmanchesterfootballacademy.com A professional football academy Entry Level Football Club Placement VEO – video analysis At EduKick UK every player will be given the opportunity to join a local FA Remote controlled multi-view video recording of each competitive match. This affiliated grass roots football club. his will give players extra training and enables the Head Coach to conduct post-match video analysis with the squad. opportunity to earn a place in a team and play regular league football. Also, on-line links to all match footage / highlights and individual player edits Diet & Nutrition are available for each player. Diet & nutrition advice is woven into academy life. The importance of a IPSO Scouts good diet and how to manage nutrition is stressed at all times and EduKick UK Football Academy partnered with the International Professional integrated into academy life. Scouting Organisation. IPSO are world leaders in football scout tuition and training and have links with many Player Success professional and semi-professional clubs in the UK and around the world. Our players take different routes on graduation from EduKick UK. Some have signed pro-club youth academy contracts in the UK and abroad. Others have Guest Coaches & Speakers gone onto to study at a UK university whilst playing semi-pro football. Others David Lowe – Blackburn Rovers FC 1st team coach have signed pro club contracts with non UK clubs, whilst some have already Oli Suart – British & European Cycling Champion & British Cycling Coach & won soccer scholarships with Premier League fitness trainer. prestigious US universities. Excellent Academic results Technology in Football BTEC results 2019: 100% pass rate – 4 double Distinctions, 2 Merits, 2 passes With our partnership with football Abbey College 2018: 100% Pass Rate - 34% of all examinations were graded at technology leaders, Best Athletes A*A - 61% at A*AB and 88% at A*AB (www.bestathletes.co/) we give every Ellesmere College 2018: Average A level grades : ABB - Average IB score EduKick footballer a change to be recruited equivalent to A*A*A* at A level by club, coaches and Universities. 10 www.englandfootballsoccer.com Football Showcase Events Timetable (subject to change) Showcase your Football Skills to Pro-Club Scouts & Representatives - Train and play in front of official scouts and pro-club 10.45 hrs Arrive at the venue - registration representatives - all levels of club – UK and abroad 11.00 hrs Welcome from Head Coach - IPSO scouts observe and report back on each player 11.05 hrs Introduction & Advice from the IPSO scouts - Successful players are invited by the scout to attend a trial 11.45 hrs Split into groups and warm up directly at the club 12.00 hrs Small sided games - A club trial gives an extended opportunity for a player to 13.15 hrs Short lunch break impress 13.45 hrs 11 V 11 games - Club trial format may differ from club to club 15.30 - 16.00 hrs Finish & group feedback from coaches and scouts 12 www.englandfootballsoccer.com Football + English / Football + BTEC QCF BTEC Level 3 A / S Level Equiva- Time to Pathways at this level in Sport Performance Qualifications lent completion Edexcel BTEC Level 3 1 A level 15 weeks (from Sep- Progress to the
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