Coaching Courses
US Soccer Courses hosted in Oregon
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Spring 2025 Oregon US Soccer C License Details
Spring 2025: Medford
Dates: January 12 to May 11, 2025 (intro meeting Jan 5, no meetings March 22-28)
Full Details and Registration via U.S. Soccer Learning Center
Cost
• $1750
• In-person meals and coffee provided
• Each coach will receive a high-quality tactics board and notebook
Format
• Blended – weekly virtual course meeting with 4 day in-person (two half days and two full days)
• In-person meals and coffee provided
Eligibility Requirements
• At least 18 years of age
• Have held a U.S. Soccer D license for at least 6 months OR meet the waiver guidelines
• Must have access to a team (U13+) in a participation environment for the duration of the course
Course Experience and Duration
• 80+ hours (virtual + in-person meetings)
• Four (4) Months (Including summative assessment) with Four (4) in-person days
• Live weekly learning activities tailored to meet the student coaches’s needs
• Engaging webinars
• Optional virtual office hours to support your learning
• Timely and meaningful feedback
• Consistent individual support throughout the entire course
Spring 2025 Oregon US Soccer C License Details
Spring 2025: Portland
Dates: January 26 to May 18, 2025 (intro meeting Jan 19, no meetings March 22-28)
Full Details and Registration via U.S. Soccer Learning Center
Cost
• $1750
• In-person meals and coffee provided
• Each coach will receive a high-quality tactics board and notebook
Format
• Blended – weekly virtual course meeting with 4 day in-person (two half days and two full days)
• In-person meals and coffee provided
Eligibility Requirements
• At least 18 years of age
• Have held a U.S. Soccer D license for at least 6 months OR meet the waiver guidelines
• Must have access to a team (U13+) in a participation environment for the duration of the course
Course Experience and Duration
• 80+ hours (virtual + in-person meetings)
• Four (4) Months (Including summative assessment) with Four (4) in-person days
• Live weekly learning activities tailored to meet the student coaches’s needs
• Engaging webinars
• Optional virtual office hours to support your learning
• Timely and meaningful feedback
• Consistent individual support throughout the entire course
Oregon Youth Soccer Association – U.S. Soccer D Course Beaverton, OR – January 26 ,2025- March 10, 2025
Course Details:
The U.S. Soccer D License hosted by Oregon Youth Soccer Association is an online and in-person
course. This blended format combines an online experience, assignments, small group meetings,
independent learning, and in-person meeting.
FULL DETAILS AND REGISTRATION CAN BE FOUND IN THE LEARNING CENTER HERE.
Eligibility Requirements:
To register for the U.S. Soccer D course, all applicants must meet the following prerequisites:
• At least 18 years of age
• Currently coaching or have access to a team U6-U12
• Have completed Introduction to Grassroots Coaching
• Have completed Two (2) GR IP courses and one (1) GR OL course
or
• Have completed Introduction to Grassroots Coaching
• Previously Earned USSF E License
or
• Have completed Introduction to Grassroots Coaching
• Previously Earned USSF F License
• Two (2) Additional Grassroots In-Person (4v4, 7v7, or 9v9)
Course Experience:
48+ hours (virtual + in-person meetings)
Students who register for this course can expect weekly learning opportunities that will feature a
mixture of independent learning using online modules, live virtual meetings, and in-person
meetings led by a licensed U.S. Soccer Educator. Students should have access to the internet and
a laptop/device with web camera/live video capabilities. The virtual meetings will take place on
agreed-upon days and times (see below). Students may be asked to participate in the in-person
field component as either coaches or players, so please come prepared to actively learn.
Course duration:
Nine (9) weeks (Including summative assessment) with two (2) in-person weekends
• Virtual meetings (Large group/small group)
• Videos
• Individual meetings with Coach Educator
• Independent learning and investigation/research
• Individual assignments
• Collaborative projects
Assessment:
Formative Assessment (course assignments during the course) in
• Leadership and Managing the Performance Environment
• Leading the Player within the Team
• Coaching Games
• Coaching Training Sessions
Summative Assessment (Final projects at the end of the course) in
• Coaching Training Sessions
o Design and coach one (1) activity within the training session
Students that register for this course are expected to attend all course meetings and
complete all assignments in order to be eligible for the final assessment
Opening Webinar Date: Sunday, January 26, 2025
Opening Webinar Time: 7:00pm
Opening Webinar Link: This will be shared in the course calendar and communication
Schedule:
In-person dates:
Date: February 8 -9 and March 1-2, 2025
Time: 8am-4pm each day
Location (February 8-9):
- Classroom: OYSA Office 7920 SW Cirrus Drive Beaverton, OR 97008
- Field: Conestoga Middle School 12250 SW Conestoga Drive, Beaverton, OR, US
Location (March 1-2):
- Classroom: OYSA Office 7920 SW Cirrus Drive Beaverton, OR 97008
- Field: Conestoga Middle School 12250 SW Conestoga Drive, Beaverton, OR, US
Virtual meetings:
Week 1 Introduction course mtg (Sunday, January 26, 2025 7:00pm)
Week 2 Educator group mtg
Week 3 Educator group mtg
Week 4 Educator group mtg
Week 5 Educator group mtg
Week 6 Educator group mtg
Week 7 Educator group mtg
Week 8 Educator group mtg
Week 9 Educator group mtg
One on One mtg
Course Fee
$550 + $25 surcharge
Registration
Opens: Tuesday December 17th
Closes : Friday January 24, 2025
Refund Policy
No refunds within 14 days prior to the course start date.
Please contact rochelle@oregonyouthsoccer.org with any questions.
Detalles del curso:
El curso presencial 11v11 es un curso de cuatro horas que se basa en los principios tratados en el módulo Introducción al entrenamiento de base de U.S. Soccer. Específicamente, los entrenadores aprenderán más sobre la filosofía de educación de entrenamiento de base de U.S. Soccer, la metodología de juego-práctica-juego, las seis tareas de un entrenador y las características de los jugadores de 13 años o más. El curso también le pedirá a cada entrenador que reflexione sobre sus experiencias para desarrollar pasos de acción para el crecimiento personal en las seis tareas (entrenamiento de partidos, sesiones de entrenamiento de entrenadores, liderazgo del equipo, liderazgo del jugador, gestión del entorno de rendimiento y liderazgo).
Los entrenadores que tomen este curso pueden esperar dos (2) horas de aprendizaje en el aula con la facilitación de un instructor autorizado, seguidas de dos (2) horas de entrenamiento/observación en el campo. Los entrenadores deben asistir a ambos componentes (aula y campo) de este curso específico.
Se les puede pedir a los entrenadores que participen en el componente de campo como entrenadores o jugadores, así que venga preparado para aprender activamente.
Requisitos de elegibilidad:
Para inscribirse en el curso presencial 11v11, los candidatos deben tener al menos 16 años* y haber completado el módulo Introducción al entrenamiento de base de U.S. Soccer. Se puede acceder a este módulo aquí.
*Debido a las leyes de privacidad en línea, las personas menores de 16 años no pueden crear perfiles en el Centro de aprendizaje (LC) y, por lo tanto, no pueden realizar cursos de base.
Horario:
Fecha/hora y ubicación del aula: sábado 29 de marzo 2:30-4:30pm @ Woodburn Public Library (280 Garfield St Woodburn, OR 97071 Estados Unidos)
Fecha/hora y ubicación del campo: sábado 29 de marzo 4:30am-6:30pm@ Woodburn (1385 Park Ave Woodburn, OR 97071 Estados Unidos
Fecha límite para inscribirse:
27 de marzo a las 6:00 pm
Si tiene preguntas, por favor contacte a Jose @ gomez_pm9@hotmail.com o Alfredo @ bartdog@pacbell.net
Haga clic aquí para registrarse
Detalles del curso:
El curso presencial 11v11 es un curso de cuatro horas que se basa en los principios tratados en el módulo Introducción al entrenamiento de base de U.S. Soccer. Específicamente, los entrenadores aprenderán más sobre la filosofía de educación de entrenamiento de base de U.S. Soccer, la metodología de juego-práctica-juego, las seis tareas de un entrenador y las características de los jugadores de 13 años o más. El curso también le pedirá a cada entrenador que reflexione sobre sus experiencias para desarrollar pasos de acción para el crecimiento personal en las seis tareas (entrenamiento de partidos, sesiones de entrenamiento de entrenadores, liderazgo del equipo, liderazgo del jugador, gestión del entorno de rendimiento y liderazgo).
Los entrenadores que tomen este curso pueden esperar dos (2) horas de aprendizaje en el aula con la facilitación de un instructor autorizado, seguidas de dos (2) horas de entrenamiento/observación en el campo. Los entrenadores deben asistir a ambos componentes (aula y campo) de este curso específico.
Se les puede pedir a los entrenadores que participen en el componente de campo como entrenadores o jugadores, así que venga preparado para aprender activamente.
Requisitos de elegibilidad:
Para inscribirse en el curso presencial 11v11, los candidatos deben tener al menos 16 años* y haber completado el módulo Introducción al entrenamiento de base de U.S. Soccer. Se puede acceder a este módulo aquí.
*Debido a las leyes de privacidad en línea, las personas menores de 16 años no pueden crear perfiles en el Centro de aprendizaje (LC) y, por lo tanto, no pueden realizar cursos de base.
Horario:
Fecha/hora y ubicación del aula: sábado 29 de marzo 2:30-4:30pm @ Woodburn Public Library (280 Garfield St Woodburn, OR 97071 Estados Unidos)
Fecha/hora y ubicación del campo: sábado 29 de marzo 4:30am-6:30pm@ Woodburn (1385 Park Ave Woodburn, OR 97071 Estados Unidos
Fecha límite para inscribirse:
27 de marzo a las 6:00 pm
Si tiene preguntas, por favor contacte a Jose @ gomez_pm9@hotmail.com o Alfredo @ bartdog@pacbell.net
Haga clic aquí para registrarse
Course Details:
The 11v11 In-Person Course is a four-hour course that builds on the principles covered in U.S. Soccer’s Introduction to Grassroots Coaching Module. Specifically, coaches will learn more about U.S. Soccer’s Grassroots Coaching Education Philosophy, Play-Practice-Play Methodology, the Six Tasks of a Coach, and the characteristics of players aged 13 and older. The course will also ask each coach to reflect on their experiences to develop action steps for personal growth in the Six Tasks (Coaching Games, Coaching Training Sessions, Leading the Team, Leading the Player, Managing the Performance Environment, and Leadership).
Coaches who take this course can expect two (2) hours of classroom-based learning with the facilitation of a licensed instructor, followed by two (2) hours of on-field coaching/observation. Coaches must attend both components (classroom & field) of this specific course.
Coaches may be asked to participate in the field component as either coaches or players, so please come prepared to actively learn.
Eligibility Requirements:
In order to register for the 11v11 In-Person Course, candidates must be at least 16 years old* and have completed U.S. Soccer’s Introduction to Grassroots Coaching module. This module can be accessed here.
*Due to online privacy laws, individuals under the age of 16 cannot create Learning Center (LC) profiles, and thus are unable to take Grassroots Courses.
Schedule:
- Classroom Date/Time & Location: Sunday, March 9th 10:30am-11:30am @ Oregon Youth Soccer Association Office (7920 SW Cirrus Drive, Beaverton OR).
- Field Date/Time & Location: Sunday, March 9th 12:00pm-2:00pm @ Conestoga Middle School-Turf (12250 SW Conestoga Dr, Beaverton OR)
Closing date to Register:
March 7th @ 6:00pm
Please contact rochelle@oregonyouthsoccer.org with any questions.
Course Details:
The 7v7 In-Person Course is a four-hour course that builds on the principles covered in U.S. Soccer’s Introduction to Grassroots Coaching Module. Specifically, coaches will learn more about U.S. Soccer’s Grassroots Coaching Education Philosophy, Play-Practice-Play Methodology, the Six Tasks of a Coach, and the characteristics of players aged 13 and older. The course will also ask each coach to reflect on their experiences to develop action steps for personal growth in the Six Tasks (Coaching Games, Coaching Training Sessions, Leading the Team, Leading the Player, Managing the Performance Environment, and Leadership).
Coaches who take this course can expect two (2) hours of classroom-based learning with the facilitation of a licensed instructor, followed by two (2) hours of on-field coaching/observation. Coaches must attend both components (classroom & field) of this specific course.
Coaches may be asked to participate in the field component as either coaches or players, so please come prepared to actively learn.
Eligibility Requirements:
In order to register for the 7v7 In-Person Course, candidates must be at least 16 years old* and have completed U.S. Soccer’s Introduction to Grassroots Coaching module. This module can be accessed here.
*Due to online privacy laws, individuals under the age of 16 cannot create Learning Center (LC) profiles, and thus are unable to take Grassroots Courses.
Schedule:
- Classroom Date/Time & Location: Sunday, March 9th 8:30am-10:30am @ Oregon Youth Soccer Association Office (7920 SW Cirrus Drive, Beaverton OR).
- Field Date/Time & Location: Sunday, March 9th 12:00pm-2:00pm @ Conestoga Middle School-Turf (12250 SW Conestoga Dr, Beaverton OR)
Closing date to Register:
March 7th @ 6:00pm
Please contact rochelle@oregonyouthsoccer.org with any questions.