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USSSA to hold capacity building workshops in January

Thomas Odong by Thomas Odong
December 26, 2023
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Following the successful December capacity-building sessions, where over 500 participants were qualified as coaches, referees, reporters, and first aid specialists, Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) has invited enthusiastic individuals, especially those interested in Rugby and Beach Soccer, to register for the upcoming January sessions.

“The Uganda Secondary School Sports Association (USSSA) is thrilled to announce the continuation of its capacity-building initiative with the upcoming January sessions, scheduled to run from January 14th to January 20th, 2024. Building on the success of the December sessions, USSSA is set to host participants in Mbale SS, Kibuli SS, Sacred Heart SS, and Gulu,” USSSA’s missive read.

For the January sessions at Kibuli SS, USSSA is set to introduce specialized courses in Rugby (Coaching and Umpiring) and Beach Soccer (Coaching and Refereeing). These disciplines are exclusively available at Kibuli SS, providing a unique opportunity for participants to delve into the intricacies of coaching and officiating in these exciting sports.

During the week-long course, held at Kibuli Secondary School (347 participants), Ntare School in Mbarara (112), and Lira Town College (96), USSSA focused on equipping participants with foundational knowledge essential for their roles in sports.

USSSA President, Justus Mugisha, emphasized the importance of qualified coaches in improving the performance of schools at regional, continental, and global levels. He expressed gratitude to various sports federations for their support and announced a new prerequisite for schools to participate in USSSA competitions – having young trainees embedded in their technical teams.

The Commissioner of Physical Education and Sports in the Ministry of Education and Sports, Rev. Canon Dr. Duncans Mugumya, highlighted the positive impact of early training, especially in refereeing, to address the challenge of a shortage of international referees in the country.

Opportunities and Growth:

The January sessions offer a unique opportunity for participants to advance their skills and contribute to the growth of sports in Uganda. With a focus on coaching, refereeing, reporting, and first aid, USSSA aims to create well-rounded and qualified individuals who will play crucial roles in the development of sports at various levels.

USSSA encourages all interested parties, especially those with a passion for Rugby and Beach Soccer, to seize this opportunity and register for the January capacity-building sessions.

Thomas Odong

Thomas Odong

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