Soccer HUB joins ‘VCF Innovation Hub’ as Education Partner
Valencia CF have reached an agreement with Soccer HUB Online Education, a leading company in online education specialising in football, to join the ‘VCF Innovation Hub’ project as an Education Partner.
The collaboration means that all members of the staff at the VCF Academy will have access to online courses offered by Soccer HUB, as the club promote a strategy of continuous training to ensure that coaches are always prepared for new challenges in football -a sport in constant evolution.
Soccer HUB are specialists in football training courses, in addition to offering a large number of top-level educational solutions. Several of their courses are amongst the most in-demand on the market. Through the agreement, VCF Academy coaches will have access to this training.
Soccer HUB CEO and founder, Ricardo Balbeira, said that “collaborating with Valencia CF is an enormous pleasure, as they are one of the biggest clubs in Spain. We are proud to be able to help increase the knowledge and tools that the team have. We are convinced that this agreement will have a real impact on the club, ensuring that staff are always up to date with the latest trends and information that we offer in our online courses.”
In addition to training players at all levels, the VCF Academy is also involved in the education of coaches, who are key to continuing growth.
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