The Ghana Football School has announced that Laryea Kingston and John Paintsil, two former Ghana internationals, are among the first group of participants chosen for the CAF Licence A Coaching Course.
Paintsil, an assistant coach for the Black Stars, and Kingston, who presently oversees youth football development in Uganda, will both participate in the CAF Licence A course, which is the first to be offered in Ghana in almost ten years, with the previous edition taking place prior to 2018.
The two former Black Stars players are in charge of a varied group of seasoned and up-and-coming coaches who will receive advanced technical and tactical training in accordance with the Confederation of African Football’s requirements as part of the CAF Licence A program.
The CAF Licence A qualification is a key requirement for coaches seeking to work at the highest levels of club and national team football across Africa. It is regarded as a major step in professional coaching development.
Other participants selected for the first batch include Emmanuel Mensah, Abega Wilson, Dora Zutah, Winfred Dormom, Godwin Attram, Sadique Abubakar, Seth Osei, Enoch Daitey, Isaac Amarh, Sandra Boakye, Welbeck Oppong, Mohammed Hamza Obeng, Henry Wellington, Bernice Adutwumwaa, Anita Wiredu, Hamza Mohammed, Yakubu Mohammed, and Joseph Agyemang Jr.
