GTBank partners Lagos State Football
Association (LSFA) to train 300 football coaches
GT BANK HAS BEEN SERIOUSLY BANKROLLING SOCCER IN NIGERIA AS IT TRIES TO PROMOTE A CULTURE OF YOUTH EMPOWERMENT ASIDE FROM BANKING IN ITS CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CAMPAIGNS
Guaranty
Trust Bank in partnership with the Lagos State Football Association (LSFA) is organizing
a 3-day training programme for coaches involved in the GTBank Principals Cup
tournaments and other grassroots football tournaments in Lagos State with the
theme “Raising the Beautiful Game”.
The
training which is scheduled to hold between the 22nd and 24th
of October, 2014 at the Sports Bar, Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere will avail
the participating coaches an opportunity to learn the fundamental techniques of
effective youth coaching and capacity building in various areas which include
Sports Therapy, Time Management, and Psychology etc.
According
to Lola Odedina, General Manager of Communication & External Affairs at
GTBank “300 coaches will be trained by certified FIFA and LSFA coaches and
officials. At the end of the training, participants will be awarded a
LSFA-Level 1 Coaching Certificate; the first step in a 3 level certification programme, towards becoming a
certified football coach.”
This
training will assist in developing and improving coaching standards at the
grass root level and bring it to par with international standards. This will
invariably bring improvements to the quality of football in Lagos and the
GTBank Principals Cup tournament.
Guaranty
Trust Bank plc is one of the few Nigerian financial institutions that have
maintained a defined Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy since its
inception in 1990. The Bank actively supports numerous programmes in Education,
the Art, Community Development and environmental sustainability across Africa.
Its projects in this regard include the sponsorship of the Principals Cup, a
grassroots football development initiative amongst public secondary school
students in Ogun and Lagos State.
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