Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has released its capacity-building program for 2025.
The program features multiple coaching courses and educational initiatives across the country and according to The Federation’s Technical Director Michael Amenga, the courses will be important in improving the football standards in the country.
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“Enhancing football development requires a strong investment in capacity building through well-structured coaching courses. By providing coaches with up-to-date methodologies and techniques, we ensure that players receive high-quality training, nurturing talent from the grassroots to the elite level. This dedication to education improves the standard of play and fortifies the entire football ecosystem,” Amenga is quoted by the Federation’s portal.
The Programs
CAF C Coaching Course Schedule
The CAF C coaching courses will be conducted across six different regions:
- Rift Valley Region: April 7th – June 10th
- Central Region: May 5th – July 11th
- Nairobi Region: July 14th – September 17th
- Nyanza Region: September 8th – November 12th
- Coast Region: September 22nd – November 25th
- Western Region: October 6th – December 10th
CAF B Coaching courses schedule (Nairobi):
- June 9th – October 10th
- August 4th – December 12th
The federation will also offer the CAF A coaching course in Nairobi, running from October 6th, 2025, to April 8th, 2026.
Special Courses and Development Programs
To further enhance coaching education, FKF has organized several specialized courses:
- FIFA Educators Course: July 21st – August 1st
- CAF Educators Course: September 15th – 26th
- Women Only Goalkeeping Course: October 13th – 24th
Application Process
Interested candidates should note that specific criteria for admission will be communicated through official circulars. For additional information and inquiries, interested parties can contact the technical department at technical@footballkenya.org.
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