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Qualification year 2026: Course planning is in full swing

Preparations for the 2026 qualification year at the BFV are already in full swing. In the coming year, coaches, club employees and interested parties can once again expect a wide range of courses - from entry-level formats to advanced license levels. From November 21, 2025, the events for the first half of 2026 will be published in the calendar of events of the BFV will be published. The standard course formats, i.e. certificate, training and advanced training courses, will be available online at the start date. These cover a broad spectrum: from basic training courses for children and young people to licensing courses and topic-specific advanced training courses for already licensed coaches. Following publication, further dates and formats will be added to the range on an ongoing basis. This gives interested parties the opportunity to flexibly find the right qualification, both in face-to-face and blended learning formats. The aim of the BFV is to offer all those involved in soccer in Berlin practical and modern learning opportunities. In addition to teaching sports-related content, the focus is also on the personal development of the participants.

The Berlin Football Association is already looking forward to numerous registrations and great interest in next year's qualification courses. Registrations can be made from November 21 via the calendar of events can be made.

The qualification team will be happy to answer any questions you may have: qualifizierung@spam.berlinerfv.de.

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