CSF Futsal Scholarship Programme Prospectus 2016

Course Prospectus 2016

Norwich City CSF Futsal Scholarship Programme

ContentsProgramme overview

What is futsal?

Education

Training programme

Fixture programme

Career progression

A scholar’s story

How to apply

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Learn...from our qualified BTEC tutors

Train... with FA qualified futsal coaches

Play...in our weekly fixture programme

Work... towards a career in the sports industry

The Norwich City CSF Futsal Scholarship Programme is an exciting opportunity for young

people between the ages of 16-18 to continue their academic, footballing and career

development through Norwich City Football Club.

This unique and high quality experience will combine focused, small-group educational

sessions with our designated education tutor alongside the opportunity to train with qualified

coaches and represent Norwich City Football Club in our futsal fixture programme.

Programme overview

9:00 - 11:30

Education

Strength & conditioning

Recovery

Education

12:15 - 1:00

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Fixture Programme

1:00 - 3:30

Education

Futsal

Futsal

Education

Example weekly timetable

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What is futsal?

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Futsal is one of the world’s fastest growing indoor sports, which showcases close ball

skills, increased touches, quick decision making, creativity and tactical knowledge.

Considered by many as football in its purest form, the five-a-side game - using hockey

sized goals and a size four ball with 30% less bounce - is the main recognised form

of indoor football accepted by UEFA and FIFA.

The demands of the game mean players must develop excellent technical ability,

vision and awareness, decision making under pressure and cope with the fast paced

physical requirements of the game.

Many consider futsal to be a highly valuable tool in terms of developing young

players and challenging them to become more technically proficient. Many of the

skills and techniques of futsal are directly transferable to eleven-a-side football.

Some of the world’s top players such as Lionel Messi, Andres Iniesta, Xavi and Cesc

Fabregas grew up playing the game from an early age and often describe how the

skills and techniques learnt in futsal have aided their success in the mainstream

game.

In futsal, you see whether a player is really talented. You notice the small details in quality, class and tactical understanding.

Xavi FC Barcelona & Spain

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Overview

Students on the course will study for a Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport

over a two year period and will follow a carefully planned pathway of modules to

provide them with a broad range of knowledge and experience whilst remaining

linked to potential career pathways.

The unique learning environment created through a Norwich City based

programme allows students to be exposed to a variety of working areas of

a professional football club and its staff to enhance the delivery of core units.

Scholars will have the opportunity to observe the first team train, go behind

the scenes of match day security at Carrow Road and take part in match analysis

sessions to ensure a learning experience unique to this programme.

A learning environment based around sport, football and Norwich City has enabled me to enjoy the education sessions as much as I do the futsal.

Tom DadeFutsal scholar

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Education


Sports coaching

Practical team sports

Rules, regulations and officiating

Example units

Current issues in sport

Organising sports events

Sport as a business

Physical education

Talent ID and development

Exercise, health and lifestyle

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Students will receive up to four hours a week of dedicated futsal training with a full time FA qualified futsal coach

and will focus on core areas of physical, technical and tactical development.

Technical

Ball mastery, changes of direction, skills & tricks, manipulations, passing, receiving, dribbling, shooting, goalkeeping

Tactical development

Team play, formations, playing to a plan, game play.

Physical

With the physical demands placed on players in futsal training and games, it is important that players have the

physical capacity to perform to the required levels. Therefore elements of training sessions will also focus on the

physical development of the players:

Balance, coordination, agility, stamina, strength, flexibility, speed

Training programme

Nothing beats the build up to our fixtures... the team spirit in training is brilliant.

Damon Cooper, Futsal scholar

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Fixture programme

NCFC Futsal League

The fixture programme will allow the scholars to put

their futsal learning into practice.

Each of the squads will compete in a weekly league

programme featuring all of the regional representative

squads, including cohorts from Norwich, Great Yarmouth,

Stalham, Thetford and Ely.

Players who stand out in these programmes will have the

opportunity to represent Norwich City FC in fixtures against

teams from other professional football clubs.

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What can I do with a Level 3 BTEC in Sport?

The experience of the Futsal programme and the carefully chosen module pathway

is designed to form a clear pathway into employment within the sports and active

leisure sector.

Potential career pathways include, but are not limited to:

• Sports coaching

• Sports science

• Sports medicine

• Sports facility management

• Personal training

• Sports development

• Employment with CSF

• Professional sportsperson

In addition to this, second year students will also be offered the chance to

complete the FA Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Football and receive additional

placements within CSF programmes, to further enhance career and employment

opportunities.

Career Progression

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Wright

A scholar’s story

Having the opportunity to work towards a future in sport whilst representing Norwich City Football Club has been an incredible experience.

Tom Wright, Futsal scholar

“ “Having been part of various CSF football programmes since the age of eleven

- the majority of this within the goalkeeping player development centre - Tom

completed his GCSEs and was planning his next step in terms of education and

a career. His experience of CSF courses left him with a passion to develop a career

in sports coaching.

While futsal was relatively new to Tom as a goalkeeper, the opportunity to remain

within the Norwich City set up and further his education at the same time was an

appealing offer. Since achieving the required grades, Tom has not looked back.

In year one Tom continued his coaching development by shadowing experienced

CSF coaches in his timetabled free time, Tom has also developed his futsal ability

to a level where he has now been invited into the England regional development

centre as one of two goalkeepers (the other is also on our futsal programme!)

In year two, Tom has continued to go from strength to strength, passing his first

FA coaching qualification and along with several other scholars has joined CSF’s

community coaching team. This enables him to be employed part time by the

Foundation around his education and training commitments.

Tom Wright


How to apply

Entry requirements

Due to the nature of the Level 3 BTEC course, all students must obtain a minimum of

5 A*-C grades at GCSE level including both Maths and English, whilst at the same time

demonstrating the appropriate core futsal abilities.

All students will need to pay an enrolment fee of £200 which in return will see players

issued with personalised Norwich City learning and training kits, heart rate monitors and

full personal injury insurance cover.

September 2016 programme venuesNorwich City Football Club

Norwich City Football Club (girls only)

Gorleston

East Norfolk Sixth Form College (girls only)

Stalham Academy

Iceni Academy

How to registerStudents looking to enroll onto the Norwich City CSF Futsal Scholarship Programme

need to complete the application form available at

www.communitysportsfoundation.org.uk and return to CSF by the identified deadline.

Following this, a parents’ evening will be held to outline final programme details, assess

an individual’s suitability to the programme and clarify any questions or concerns from

students and parents/guardians.

All students will then be contacted regarding whether or not they have been offered

a non-conditional or a conditional offer dependent on exam results. Players will then

need to sign scholarship contracts prior to the course commencing.



The programme has been put together with career progression in mind. We want our scholars to develop with us as people, not just players.

Stevie BrambleCSF Curriculum Manager

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www.communitysportsfoundation.org.uk

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