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It is the official, globally-recognized standard of coaching qualification required by professional leagues in Europe and highly valued worldwide. It demonstrates mastery of modern European coaching methodologies and player development.
Yes. UEFA licenses are open to all nationalities. The main factors are your existing coaching experience, the language of the course, and your ability to attend the mandatory in-person sessions (visa/travel). See: UEFA License for Non-Europeans.
No official license is 100% online. Only the theory component can be completed remotely (Blended Learning). The mandatory practical assessments and exams must be done in-person under the federation's supervision. See: Online vs. In-Person Guide.
The cost varies widely. A conservative estimate for the complete pathway (C, B, A, Pro) is €15,000 to €30,000 for course fees alone, not including travel, accommodation, or lost wages. Use our Cost Calculator Tool for a personalized estimate.
The absolute minimum is typically 5 to 7 years, as UEFA regulations require mandatory coaching experience periods between licenses. For example, you need 1-2 years of experience coaching a specific level after getting your B License to apply for the A License.
There is no "easy" option—all federations adhere to strict UEFA standards. Federations in countries like Poland, Bulgaria, or Romania may have lower course fees (€2,000–€3,500 for a B License), but you may need local language proficiency. Use the Federation Comparison Tool.
Yes, highly recognized. While it may not automatically grant you an equivalent license in a country like the USA or Brazil, the UEFA qualification is seen as the gold standard and significantly boosts your career profile globally.