THE ROAD TO SUCCESS
With failure to qualify for Russia 2018, is The Technical Master Plan still on track and is the vision 2022 still a vision or just a dream?
If Russia was the final destination one would have to say the plan has failed, however Qatar 2022 has always been the final destination. Under the guidance of Stuart Baxter there are signs of growth and a style of play is starting to develop that a nation can be proud of but he will need time to instill this style of play into the players.
ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE:
BAFANA BAFANA
2013: AFCON Quarter Finals
COSAFA 3rd place
2014: Qualified for AFCON
2015: Qualified for AFCON
2016: COSAFA Winners
2017: COSAFA Plate winners
BANYANA BANYANA
2012: Qualified for Olympic Games
AFCON 2nd place
2013: COSAFA 3rd place
2014: AFCON 4th place
2015: Cyprus Cup
Olympic Games
2017: COSAFA Winners
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African Games
2016: AFCON 4th place
Qualified for Olympic Games
2017: COSAFA Winners
AMAGLUG - GLUG
2015: AFON 3rd place
2016: Qualified for Olympic Games
AMAJITA
2013: COSAFA Winners
2015: Qualified for AFCON
2016: COSAFA Runners Up
2017: AFCON 4th place
Qualified For Olympic Games
BASETSANE
2016: AUSC Youth Games Winners
AMAJIMBO
2015: AFCON 2nd place
Qualified for World Cup
2016: BRICS CUP 2nd place
2017: COSAFA 4th place
THE COACHING PATHWAY
According to The Technical Master Plan the number of licensed and trained South African coaches at 2012 is 8164. looking at an ideal ratio of 1:20. Based on 3.000.000 players this would mean at least 150.000 qualified coaches by 2022.
Pro License
1 course per year x 20 participants= 20 Pro License coaches per year
200 Level 3 coaches until 2022
A License
2013 – 2017
1 course per province per year x 9 provinces x 30 participants = 270 A License coaches per
year x 5 years = 1350 coaches
2018 - 2022
2 per province per year x 9