Private Coaching isn't one-size-fits-all, which is why new players don't book directly into a Private Coaching place.

Every player begins with a free assessment. It gives us an opportunity to see them play, understand their current technical level and development needs, and learn more about what they want to achieve.

From there, we'll recommend the environment we believe will best support their development. That may be Private Coaching or one of our Development Classes.

For players entering Private Coaching, the assessment also helps us determine whether 1:1 coaching or a matched 2:1 or 3:1 environment would be most appropriate.

Private Coaching is designed to complement, rather than replace, regular team and group football.

The smaller coaching environment gives players focused time to work on particular technical areas of their game. Group and team football provides something equally important: decision-making, interaction with other players, competition and the opportunity to apply those skills within the game.

Together, they provide a more complete development environment.

If your child already has a friend or teammate they'd like to train with, let us know when you register your interest.

Both players will need to complete an assessment so we can make sure the pairing is appropriate and that they'll get the most from training together.

That's completely fine.

Players interested in 2:1 or 3:1 coaching can join our placement waitlist. We'll match players where possible based on factors including age, current ability and development needs, creating groups that will work well together.

Groups remain together for the term and can be reviewed or re-formed at the beginning of a new term.