Dubai: English Premier League Bolton Wanderers Football Club is launching its Institute of Sport in the UAE, in collaboration with local professional clubs this week.
The objective of the institute is to provide education for aspiring young footballers so that they become world-class professional players backed with international qualifications.
Under the plan, students will be able to enroll in different types of programmes to train and study at the Premier League Club or locally through one of its professional partners.
Bolton plans to run a number of education camps in the region aimed at identifying local talent for the ProElite Education programme which is a year-long education programme, whereby students train in the same way as professionals in the United Kingdom.
Phil Gartside, chairman of Bolton and Sir Dave Richards, chariman of the UK's Football Association (FA) are in the UAE to launch the Bolton Wanderers Institute of Sport within local professional clubs as well as to train students on how they can become professional football players.
The objective of the institute is to provide education for aspiring young footballers so that they become world-class professional players backed with international qualifications.
Under the plan, students will be able to enroll in different types of programmes to train and study at the Premier League Club or locally through one of its professional partners.
Bolton plans to run a number of education camps in the region aimed at identifying local talent for the ProElite Education programme which is a year-long education programme, whereby students train in the same way as professionals in the United Kingdom.
Phil Gartside, chairman of Bolton and Sir Dave Richards, chariman of the UK's Football Association (FA) are in the UAE to launch the Bolton Wanderers Institute of Sport within local professional clubs as well as to train students on how they can become professional football players.
