Written By | Alex Mbamanya
The participants after the course
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Mbarara
Twenty-five sports administrators in Western Uganda have successfully attained a Football Administration and Management Course (FAMACO) Level One certificate. The three-day course was organised by FUFA in conjunction with the Western Region Football Association and was conducted by Lordson Alleluya.
Course facilitator Alleluya Lordson and WRFA chairman representative Salim Twaha (middle) handing the certificates to the participants
While officiating at the closing ceremony, Salim Twaha, who represented the regional chairman, urged the participants to put into practice what they had been trained on.
The course mainly attracted sports officers from across districts in Western Uganda, alongside secondary and primary school teachers.
Course facilitator Alleluya Lordson and WRFA chairman representative Salim Twaha (middle) handing the certificates to the participants
FAMACO is a structured training programme in Uganda aimed at enhancing the skills of football administrators and leaders. It covers governance, finance and marketing to professionalise football administration, with levels ranging from three-day workshops to three-month programmes.
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