Arsenal and WorldRemit launch “Future Stars”, an exclusive Premier League Club training camp for African Community Coaches

By Daily Sports on August 15, 2018

Arsenal Football Club and digital money transfer experts, WorldRemit are offering local coaches the chance to attend an exclusive new training camp with Arsenal’s top youth coaches in London – and 25 shortlisted coaches will be rewarded with Arsenal kit for their entire youth squad.
WorldRemit will arrange for the successful applicant to fly to London, where they will attend an exclusive training camp with Arsenal Soccer Schools coaches. During the camp they will work together with the Soccer Schools coaches on plans to use this training to build a lasting legacy in their home country. The camp will be free to apply for and open to youth team (under 16s) coaches from across Africa.

How to apply

Coaches simply need to complete the short online application form at https://futurestars.worldremit.com by 27th August 2018 explaining why they deserve to be granted this unique opportunity and the legacy they plan to build on their return home.

Assessment Process

  1. Applicants will be assessed against the following criteria by a panel of judges from WorldRemit and Arsenal. The judging panel includes the founder and CEO of WorldRemit, Ismail Ahmed, and his co-founder, Catherine Wines, Simon McManus, Head Coach at Arsenal Soccer Schools and Marc Thorogood, Business Manager of Arsenal Soccer Schools.

Selection criteria:

-   The commitment of the coach to improving the lives of their community

-   The impact the coach has had on young people within their community

-   The strength of the coach’s proposal to pass on their training on their return home

  1. From the applications, WorldRemit and Arsenal will select a shortlist of 25 coaches who will receive Arsenal youth kits for their entire squad.
  2. From this shortlist of 25, the judging panel will select five coaches as finalists.
  3. The stories of the five finalists will be shared on https://futurestars.worldremit.com and the successful applicant will be selected based on a public vote on the site.

Ismail Ahmed, CEO of WorldRemit explained:

“By making it easier to send money, we help our customers do more for those they care about. Our customers are working hard to use the opportunities they have been given to support their community and we believe we should follow their example.

“When we set up our partnership with Arsenal, one of our goals was to reward hard-working individuals within the community. Football connects people from all walks of life so this was a natural place to start.”

Simon McManus of Arsenal Soccer Schools said:

"In this Centenary year of Mandela, it is a fitting time to recognise and reward those individuals who have harnessed the power of sport for the benefit of young people across Africa.

“A strong commitment to the community is one of the values we share with our partners at WorldRemit and together we hope to build a lasting legacy and to shine the spotlight on these unsung heroes who give up their time to help to deliver a brighter future for others.

"We are looking forward to working with all the coaches that join us in London as part of the Future Stars programme."
•Photo shows Arsenal's crest

Source Daily Sports

Posted August 15, 2018


 

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