This course offers an in-depth exploration into the tactical, technical, and strategic elements of football coaching, as prescribed by UEFA’s professional standards. It begins by unpacking the UEFA coaching structure and philosophy, outlining the progression from grassroots to elite licensing. Learners will gain a foundational understanding of various game models, including possession-based play, counter-attacking strategies, and direct football, along with how drills are used to reinforce these tactical approaches on the training ground.

Moving forward, the course dives into core technical drills that every coach should master—focusing on ball control, dribbling, passing, finishing, and using small-sided games for applied learning. These technical elements are directly tied to tactical concepts such as team shape, formations, and transitions, allowing coaches to connect player skills with broader team strategies. Lessons on defensive organisation, offensive build-up, and pressing systems offer clear guidance for creating balanced and adaptive teams.

The course then progresses into advanced game models, including high-press vs low-block systems, positional play (Juego de Posición), and tactical flexibility against varied opposition. You will also learn how to create customised models tailored to your team’s strengths and competitive goals. Practical modules guide you through planning sessions around tactical themes, managing training loads, and using match analysis to enhance future performance.

Finally, learners engage in real-world case studies, build matchday plans, design their own drills, and reflect on tactical communication and player roles. This hands-on approach ensures that you not only understand UEFA-level theory but can apply it practically in any coaching environment—whether you're preparing a youth academy or managing a competitive team.