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SAFA/ CAF B Coaching Course – South African Football Association

20 May 2026 – The South African Football Association’s (SAFA) Coaching Education will be conducting a SAFA/ CAF B Coaching Course hosted by SAFA National on the dates mentioned below. The dates are: Phase I: 17 – 24 August 2026Phase II: 05 – 12 October 2026Phase III: 09 – 16 November 2026 Coaches who are

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20 May 2026 – The South African Football Association’s (SAFA) Coaching Education will be conducting a SAFA/ CAF B Coaching Course hosted by SAFA National on the dates mentioned below.

The dates are:

Phase I: 17 – 24 August 2026
Phase II: 05 – 12 October 2026
Phase III: 09 – 16 November 2026

Coaches who are interested and qualify for the course are welcome to apply on the click below:

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