Become an FA Emergency First Aid in football Tutor
Become a member of the FA's Affiliate Tutor Workforce in Norfolk
The FA are recruiting for tutors and there are openings in Norfolk
Norfolk are in need of people to become part of The FA's Affiliate Tutor Workforce and deliver IFAiF & EFAiF courses throughout the County.
Introduction to First Aid in Football (IFAiF) and Emergency First Aid in Football (EFAiF)
Deadline: 10pm on Monday 22 April 2019
Please note: If you have aspirations of tutoring FA courses you must first apply for an FA Affiliate Tutor licence.
FA affiliate tutor licences cover the full breadth of education areas across the grassroots game - including coach education, medical, safeguarding, and refereeing. Details of each licence will vary in terms of qualification requirements, minimum delivery and expected rates of pay, all of which is outlined within the licence requirements document.
Tutors are affiliated to a county or region and this denotes the area in which the minimum delivery requirements should be delivered. While The FA licenses tutors, you would be employed by approved centres, Norfolk FA in this case.
To apply for an affiliate tutor licence you'll need to submit a completed application form during during one of The FA's three recruitment periods during the season. Recruitment is needs-based and therefore each recruitment phase will vary depending on location and licence types.
Please see the further information below regarding the process of applying for a license.
ApplyING FOR A LICENCE
The process will vary depending on the type of licence you apply for. The first stage for all licences is the application form. This gives applicants the opportunity to evidence their skills and experiences against the requirements of the licence they’re applying for.
Applicants are scored against a shortlisting matrix and the strongest are taken to the next stage. The second stage of a licence application can involve a face-to-face interview and/or other assessment tasks.
The process will vary depending on the type of licence you apply for. The first stage for all licences is the application form. This gives applicants the opportunity to evidence their skills and experiences against the requirements of the licence they’re applying for.
Applicants are scored against a shortlisting matrix and the strongest are taken to the next stage. The second stage of a licence application can involve a face-to-face interview and/or other assessment tasks.
Successful applicants are not fully licenced until they are tutoring independently.
For full information on how your personal data is handled, please follow the links below.
RECRUITMENT PHASES
There are three recruitment phases for the 18/19 season:
- Monday 15 - Wednesday 31 October 2018
- Monday 4 - Wednesday 20 February 2019
- Monday 13 - Wednesday 29 May 2019