Latest Edition of the My Football Career Newsletter Released
SYDNEY: 25 January 2010
The latest edition of the jointly administered FFA and PFA My Football Career Program newsletter has been released. The newsletter contains information on learning opportunities for Australian footballers away from the field of play and includes details on upcoming FFA coaching courses.
(c) Getty Images. Dan Mullen - currently working towards a Bachelor of Human Movement in his time away from playing football.
To view a .pdf version of the MFC Newsletter please click here.
Many PFA members have received funding from the PFA's Education Grant to assist them in the development of genuine post football career skills.
The courses pursued by PFA members include University and TAFE study, relevant short courses particularly in fitness, FFA coaching badges and assistance to develop small business skills.
A PFA Education Fund application form can be downloaded from the home page of this website.
Please contact the PFA or your club's career advisor if you have any questions about your off field career development opportunities.
- (c) Getty Images.
The PFA is delighted to announce, with the support of LUCRF. the nominees for the PFA Footballer of the Year, the PFA Harry Kewell Medal and the inaugural PFA Women's Footballer of the Year.
The winners will be announced at the Australian Football Awards on Thursday 7 October in Sydney.
Click here to view a complete list of nominees.
- PFA Heroes Program: Fawkner, Vic
The PFA's Heroes mentoring program has started again in 3 Victorian schools. The 8 lesson program teaches values to students that include respect, fair play, teamwork and leadership. Click here for more.
