MIDAS MEDIA CONSULT a football and media management company offer training camps and trials for football teams or individuals, We have offers in United Arab Emirates, Czech Republic, Armenia and South Africa which you can choose from. We will make arrangement in the area of visa, flight tickets, feeding and accommodation.

Simply contact us on 08033769034 bb pin:2A383EF8 or visit our website@www.midasonline­ng.com, Twitter: @midassoccer
Email: midassoccer@gmail.com to get the best price.

Midas GMA interview 2013

Football People sticker competition by FARE

This year FARE gives you the chance to design the 2014 Football People sticker. The winning design will be printed and thousands of copies will be used throughout the FARE Action Weeks across Europe. Deadline: 30 April.

FARE Sticker

How does it work?
Combating discrimination can be humorous, provocative or inspiring. FARE welcomes all ideas that will be suitable in an international context and that address discrimination in general or work on a specific topic, such as racism, homophobia or sexism.

From 01 to 30 April 2014, you can submit your designs. Send your proposals to info@farenet.org and use the subject line “Football People Sticker Competition”.

In the email, please state your name and country of residence. If you want us to make use of it, please also state your website, Twitter name and Facebook page.The winner/s will be contacted and announced on Twitter and Facebook on 05 May 2014.

Proposals for stickers must feature:

• The Action Weeks dates 9 – 23 October 2014
• Mention of Football People Action Weeks
• The FARE NETWORK logo
• A sport/football related theme

Proposals for stickers should avoid:

• Political, religious or other symbols/messages that aren’t applicable in an international context
• Ambiguous messages/symbols/personalities
• Discriminatory content of any kind

What will you get?
This is a unique opportunity to become part of the Football People movement and to diffuse your work across, at least, 46 countries; add an international value to your portfolio and foresee the possibility of working with us and/or our partners in future projects.

All winners will also receive a box with 200 of your own stickers, a FARE Action Weeks pack, a letter of reference.

Terms and conditions

• The design must be your own intellectual property and you must have the exclusive copyright and right of use.
• You can submit more than one template. All designs must be provided in a printable format.

This is important otherwise FARE is not legally allowed to print your design.

If your design gets chosen, you grant FARE the exclusive right of use to print your design of a sticker, use and publish it unlimitedly, and make amendments or alterations necessary.

A new opportunity from Olympism 4 Humanity to take part in a youth development programme in the summer.

Building on the great success of the first O4H Praxis Summer Programme that took place in ancient Olympia last summer, we are proud to hold the 2014 programme in ancient Olympia from 28 June - 8 July 2014.

The 2014 programme is a professional development training opportunity implemented by the Olympism4Humanity Alliance.

The 2014 O4H Praxis Summer Programme will provide extensive training on applied skills and competencies related to:

• Applied Olympic education and Olympism in Action foundations
• evidence-based programme design and delivery
• Monitoring and evaluation (M&E)
• Non-profit and special event management
• Fundraising strategies and grant proposal writing
• Curriculum development for formal and non-formal educational systems (e.g. community and after school programs, primary secondary & tertiary education)
• Olympic and Paralympic Games and mega events legacies

Applications can be submitted online.

• Visit the Olympism 4 Humanity website for more information

The deadline for registration is 30 April 2014.

Tackle Africa seeks coach development officers

Tackle Africa has four positions open for coach development officers to work alongside African staff and volunteers to deliver regular HIV education through football coaching to young people

TackleAfrica is recruiting for four positions in Africa starting between March and June 2014

Coach development officers work alongside African staff and volunteers to train, develop and support networks of coaches delivering regular HIV education through football coaching to young people.

The positions include a local salary as well as all flights, travel, accommodation and all associated costs. All posts are for 12 months unless stated otherwise.

To apply, complete the coach development officer job application form and email to yianny@tackleafrica.org.

Female coach development officer Kenya
Application deadline Friday 28th Feb.
Interviews first week of March in London, UK.
Female CDO Job Description

Zambia coach development officer
10 Week post supporting the Alive&Kicking Roadshow in Lusaka.
Application deadline Friday 28 Feb
Interviews first week of March in London, UK.
Zambia CDO Job Description

Tanzania coach development officer
Application deadline Friday 2 May
Interviews TBC
Tanzania CDO Job Description

Uganda coach development officer
Application deadline Friday 2 May
Interviews TBC
Uganda CDO Job Description

Job Opportunity- Events manager for Mini Commonwealth Games in Kenya

Bringing together young people from East Africa, the Kenya Community Sports Foundation and the Commonwealth Scholarships Commission Alumni are planning to host a Mini Commonwealth Games tournament. Deadline: 20 March 2014.

Position: Events manager
Contract : 5 months (April-August 2014)
Application deadline: 20 March 2014
Location: Eldoret, Kenya
Salary: 50,000 per month (Kenyan shillings)

Background information 
The Kenya Community Sports Foundation (KESOFO) is a sporting organisation that uses the medium of sport to effect social change with a focus on behavioural change among the young people in Kenya.

The tournament is not just a sporting competition, but it is a chance for teams from different cultural backgrounds to unite and compete, under the umbrella of the Commonwealth. As part of the tournament, there will be a discussion attended by Commonwealth alumni, students and civil servants to discuss the links in sport and development and also the importance of the Commonwealth Games as a tool to bring many nations to work together for a combined, stronger voice that has greater effect and impact.

Responsibilities
The successful candidate will also have the responsibility of managing the delivery of the tournaments’ key responsibilities. These include:

• Safeguarding
• Security at the event
• Logistics and freight
• Accommodation, travel, transport and VIP logistics.

Candidate specifications
Technical competencies

• Good knowledge of programme management, techniques and tools
• Proficient in using Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and other project management tools
• Knowledge in the various formats of sporting events
• Confident in managing people
• Website design and maintenance
• Negotiating, tact and diplomacy skills
• Well-developed analytical and problem solving skills
• Intermediate/advanced IT skills

Education and experience

• Experience in managing major events within the sporting environment
• Excellent written and oral ability in English
• Cultural sensitivity

How to apply
Applicants should send their CV and a covering letter to wesley.chirchir@kesofo.org. This should include a day time telephone number.

Please see attachment for the full details on role responsibilities and job-related competencies.

IDSDP: What are you doing on 6 April?

The International Day of Sport for Development and Peace page and sportanddev.org

Whether representing a sport and development organisation or an enthusiast acting independently, sportanddev invites you to share what you are doing to celebrate the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.  

A space for the community
In August 2013 the UN General Assembly passed a proclamation that 6 April, which also marks the anniversary of the opening of the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, is to be observed as the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP).

On 6 April 2014, the sport and development (S&D) community will celebrate this day worldwide for the first time ever. As facilitators on the day, sportanddev brings you the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace on sportanddev.org page to provide some context behind the day, share advice on how to organise your own IDSDP campaign and enable you to highlight how you are celebrating the day.

Guidelines for submissions
To communicate with the community what you are doing to celebrate the IDSDP, sportanddev invites you to respond to two questions in no more than 150 words:

1. What are you doing to celebrate the day?
2. What does the day mean to you? 

Question one is a chance for you to provide a brief description of your planned activities for the day and question two is an opportunity to communicate a message to the community on this occasion.

How to submit?
It is really quite simple. Use this link and provide the information requested above. The sportanddev Operating Team will review your submission and post it in the “Who’s doing what” section of the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace page.

Please attach a photo, photo credit and caption with your submission. Photos should be an image that represents how you are celebrating the day.

Finally, if you have an event page you would like to share with the community, please include the link in your submission.