#Licence CAF B

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RAFRAICHISSEMENT CAF B: Mohamed Magassouba dirige une mission au Congo Brazzaville

Désigné par la Confédération africaine de football (CAF), notre compatriote Mohamed Magassouba vient de conduire une mission technique à Brazzaville, en République du Congo. Il a dirigé du 1er au 5 juillet 2024 la session de «Rafraîchissement CAF B», autrement la remise à niveau  de la «Licence CAF B» liée aux cours de 2016. Une promotion qui porte le nom de ce talentueux et expérimenté…

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Cheikh Tidiane Cissé nommé entraîneur intérimaire du Casa Sports  Le comité directeur du Casa sports ...

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We are pleased to announce to you our royal fans and supporters that our beloved club will be managed by coach Sam D. Toe in the next three(3) league seasons. Coach Toe is an experienced CAF licence "B" coach. His addition worth celebrating.

Kindly join us and let welcome 🤝 coach Sam D. Toe.

#welcome🤝coachsamToe

#wearealwaysunited💛🖤

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Hafia FC/ Pascal Baruxakis remplacé et envoyé en formation par le président Kerfalla Camara KPC (Communiqué)

Hafia FC/ Pascal Baruxakis remplacé et envoyé en formation par le président Kerfalla Camara KPC (Communiqué)

Conakry le 17 Décembre 2020 / Le Hafia Football Club du président Kerfalla Camara KPC annonce un nouvel entraineur en remplacement de Pascal Baruxakis qui part pour une formation pouvant lui permettre d’obtenir la Licence CAF B et La Licence CAF A. Une formation entièrement prise en charge par le président du premier triple champion d’Afrique des clubs. Aussi, il aura la charge d’entrainer…

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La CAF disqualifie Lamine Ndiaye, coach d’Horoya AC.

En référence à ses nouveaux principes d’octroi de licences, la commission technique et développement de la CAF a rejeté le diplôme du technicien sénégalais, Lamine Ndiaye, le coach d’Horoya AC, a informé le site Terrainafrik parcouru par Dakaractu. 

La même source de révéler que l’instance dirigeante du football africain exige pour cette saison la Licence CAF A ou la Licence UEFA Pro pour les entraineurs principaux pour être accepté à rester sur le banc alors que Lamine Ndiaye dispose d’un diplôme français. 

La confédération africaine autorise également les détenteurs de la Licence CAF B sauf que ceci est valable pour les pays qui n’ont pas encore organisé de cours de Licence CAF A. Cette dérogation n’est donc pas possible pour le coach du Horoya AC dont le pays, le Sénégal a organisé ces cours et dispose de plusieurs entraineurs qui ont obtenu le diplôme Licence CAF A.

Comme Lamine Ndiaye, Amadou Kain Camara de l’Ashanty Golden Boy de Siguiri avec son diplôme CAF C Cerficate et Hage Ait Hida de l’AS Kaloum avec le diplôme UEFA A Diploma ont aussi été rejetés.

La solution alternative… Pour ces clubs, la seule solution qui s’impose à eux c’est de procéder à un prête un nom d’un entraineur qui a ces diplômes autorisés. Dans ce cas, les entraineurs principaux seront adjoints. 

Terrainafrik  

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New Post has been published on https://www.typicalblack.com/coach-zachariassen-has-been-granted-provisional-caf-license-to-coach-george-amoako-reveals/

COACH ZACHARIASSEN HAS BEEN GRANTED PROVISIONAL CAF LICENSE TO COACH - GEORGE AMOAKO REVEALS

Asante Kotoko CEO George Amoako has settled the dust surrounding the authenticity of coach Kjetil Zachariassen’s coaching certificate, revealing and explaining why he is qualified to coach Kotoko in an interview with Fox 97.9 FM.

“It is not true that Kjetil Zachariassen does not have a certificate, it is not true”, George Amoako told FOX FM in an interview.

” Let me explain this certificate issue, the coach produced a licence from Norway, all that we needed to do was to send this licence to CAF to state its equivalence in CAF licence A or UEFA licence B. We did just that. We took it to CAF and they said let’s give him a provisional licence for him to do his work because based on his CV and everything, he can do the job.”

They (CAF) could not come clear, it could be equivalent to licence A of CAF or UEFA. So he’s been granted a provisional licence to coach and once that is given to him you have no other alternative.

So after that they will still have to look at the equivalence, once he’s coaching it’s provisional given  to him for one year, so it’s up for him to regularise it, just regularise it to meet the standard or top it up, it doesn’t mean he doesn’t have the license”, he explained.

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beIN Sports is a Canadian exempt English language Category B specialty channel that airs international sports content. beIN Sports primarily airs soccer, featuring coverage of such leagues as La Liga, Ligue 1, Serie A, and English Football League, along with content from other leagues in Europe. In addition, the channel airs matches from such sports as Rugby, Auto racing, Handball, Motorcycle racing, Tennis and Volleyball.

On December 18, 2013, Ethnic Channels Group announced that it had entered into a strategic partnership with Al Jazeera Media Network, owners of the beIN Sports brand, to launch a version of the beIN Sports brand in Canada.[1] Initially, the agreement involved the launch of two channels, services in both English and Spanish. beIN Sports en Español launched in 2015.

On January 31, 2014, the English service, beIN Sports, officially launched in Canada on MTS, later launching in March on the larger television service providers, Rogers and Bell satellite and Fibe.[2]

In August 2014, the CRTC approved a request by Ethnic Channels Group to have the U.S. Spanish-language version of beIN Sports, beIN Sports En Español, authorized for distribution in Canada.[3]

In August 2017, Ethnic Channels Group reached a deal to sublicense beIN Sports content to the new over-the-top sports streaming service DAZN for its Canadian launch.[4]

beIN Sports Canada features live and recorded events from the following leagues and competitions:

Europe: UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup (beginning in 2015)

France: Ligue 1, Coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue, Trophée des Champions

Italy: Serie A, Coppa Italia

Spain: La Liga, Copa del Rey, Segunda División

United Kingdom: EFL Championship, EFL Cup

Belgium: Jupiler Pro League

Turkey: Süper Lig

North America: CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers, North American Soccer League

South America: 2015 Copa América, CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers

Africa: CAF World Cup Qualifiers, Africa Cup of Nations, Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers

Brazil: Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, Copa do Brasil, Campeonato Paulista

beIN Sports Canada features live and recorded events from the following leagues and competitions:

Football

Europe: UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup (beginning in 2015)

France: Ligue 1, Coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue, Trophée des Champions

Italy: Serie A, Coppa Italia

Spain: La Liga, Copa del Rey, Segunda División

United Kingdom: EFL Championship, EFL Cup

Belgium: Jupiler Pro League

Turkey: Süper Lig

North America: CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers, North American Soccer League

South America: 2015 Copa América, CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifiers

Africa: CAF World Cup Qualifiers, Africa Cup of Nations, Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers

Brazil: Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, Copa do Brasil, Campeonato Paulista

BeIn Sports est une chaîne de télévision sportive canadienne spécialisée de langue anglaise appartenant à Ethnic Channels Group, sous licence de Al Jazeera Media Network.

Le 18 décembre 2013, Ethnic Channels Group annonce qu'il engage un partenariat avec beIN Sports et Al Jazeera Media Network pour diffuser la chaîne au Canada1. L'accord comprend la diffusion de deux chaînes, en langue anglaise et en langue espagnole. beIN Sports en espagnol est lancé en 2015.

Le 31 janvier 2014, beIN Sports Canada est officiellement lancé sur MTS. Le 6 mars 2014, beIN Sport HD devient disponible sur Rogers Cable sur le canal 391 et sur Bell Télé & Fibe sur le canal 1412.

Le 19 décembre 2014, beIN Sports Canada obtient les droits pour diffuser la Ligue des champions de l'UEFA et de la Ligue Europa avec Bell Media et TSN à partir de 2015. Ces événements étaient auparavant diffusés sur Sportsnet et Sportsnet World.

Bein Sports (estilizado beIN Sports), es una cadena de televisión de pago, presente en varios países, filial del grupo catarí Al Jazeera, dedicada a la retransmisión de eventos deportivos.

Emite a través de plataformas de televisión por cable, satélite.

El 18 de diciembre de 2013, Canales étnicas Grupo anuncia que ha hecho una alianza estratégica con Bein Sports y Al Jazeera red de medios para transmitir el canal en Canadá . El acuerdo incluye la distribución de dos canales, en inglés y en español. Bein Sports en español se puso en marcha en 2015.

El 31 de enero de 2014 , Bein Sports Canadá se puso en marcha oficialmente el MTS . la 6 de marzo de 2014 , BeIN Sport HD se convierte en disponible en Rogers por cable en el canal 391 y TV Bell y Fibe un canal en el canal en 1412.

El 19 de diciembre de 2014 , Bein Sports Canadá obtiene los derechos para emitir la Liga de Campeones y la Liga Europa con Bell Medios y TSN a partir de 2015. Estos eventos fueron transmitidos previamente en Sportsnet y Sportsnet Mundial.

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CAF B-Licence Coaching Course Ends In Abuja The CAF B-Licence Coaching Course organised by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has ended in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.

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License B coaching refresher course to be held from October 27-20

As part of the requirements for Club Licensing, the Technical Directorate of the Ghana Football Association will roll out refresher course for CAF licence B holders at the Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence (GSCE) in Prampram from October 27-31, 2021.

These Refresher Courses are in line with the new CAF Coaching Convention which makes provision for refresher coaching courses for all licenses every two (2) years after obtaining the licenses without which the licence expires.

Director of Coaching Education, Professor Joseph Kwame Mintah will lead the training with assistance and directives from Technical Director Bernhard Lippert and other CAF/FIFA Coaching Instructors.

Coaches are hereby informed that the training fee for the License B Refresher Course is Two Thousand Five Hundred (GHC2,500) which includes feeding for the five days, accommodation, T-shirts, and other learning materials that will be provided during the course.

Coaches are to take the refresher courses seriously as it will be the main Club Licensing criteria for the 2021/22 season since most of the licences were acquired over two years ago.

Kindly find below list of participants for the License B Coaching Refresher Course:

PUBLISHED LIST

source: https://footballghana.com/

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GFA revises rates for CAF License a refresher course

The Executive Council of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has revised the rates for the upcoming CAF License A, B and C refresher courses after consultations with stakeholders.

These Refresher Courses are in line with the new CAF Coaching Convention which makes provision for refresher coaching courses for all licenses every two (2) years after obtaining the licenses without which the licence expires or becomes invalid.

The first course will take place at the Ghanaman Centre of Soccer Excellence at Prampram from September 12 -16 September 2021.

Director of Coaching Education Professor Joseph Kwame Mintah will lead the training with assistance and directives from Technical Director Bernhard Lippert and other CAF/FIFA Coaching Instructors.

Coaches are hereby informed that the revised training fee for the License A Refresher Course is Two Thousand Five G=Hundred Ghana Cedis (GHC2,500) – while License B and C is pegged at Two Thousand Cedis (GHC2,00) and Thousand Five Hundred Cedis (GHC1,500) respectively.

The fee includes feeding for the five days, accommodation, T-shirts and other learning materials that will be provided during the course.

The CAF Licence "A" Refresher course will also be a prerequisite for the CAF Pro-Licence when it is officially opened by CAF.

Coaches are also to note that holders of the License B and C can only upgrade after undergoing the Refresher courses.

It is imperative for Coaches to take the refresher courses seriously as it will be the main Club Licensing criteria for the 2021/22 season since most of the licences were acquired over two years ago.

The GFA will announce dates for the Licence B and C Refresher Courses in the coming days.

Kindly find attached the Application Forms for the various Courses:

GFA - CAF LICENCE A COACHING REFRESHER COURSE - APPLICATION FORM - September 2021 - FinalGFA - CAF LICENCE B COACHING REFRESHER COURSE - APPLICATION FORM - September 2021 - Final

GFA - CAF LICENCE C COACHING REFRESHER COURSE - APPLICATION FORM - September 2021 - Final

Source: ghanafa.org

source: https://footballghana.com/

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Ghana FA profiles Black Starlets coach, Ben Fokuo

In this edition of our profiling, the focus is on Ben Fokuo, Head Coach of Ghana’s Under-17s, Black Starlets.

He is a former international who now Coaches Division One side Kpando Heart of Lions.

Full Name: Ben Fokuo

Place of birth: Chiraa

Nickname: Falcao

Age: 58

Ben Fokuo hails from Banda Ahenkro but was born in Chiraa, Bono Ahafo on 2nd September, 1962. He had his early childhood and college education at Urban Council middle school Chiraa.

As an offensive midfielder and nicknamed Falcao, he began his football career at Bofoakwa Tano FC in 1980. He spent two years with “Bofo” and moved to city rivals B/A United FC in 1982 in a controversial cross-city transfer before swapping Sunyani for Accra in 1984 to join Accra Great Olympics.

Ben Fokuo featured for the Black Stars competitively for one year, 1984-85. With time, he struggled to command regular playing time due to competition for places in the team. He then moved to Ghapoha Football Club, Tema in 1990 and played for the Harbour Warriors for a period of six years, his longest stint with a Club side and retired in 1997.

In the area of coaching, he had the opportunity to participate in various coaching courses and holds the following certifications:

2014 – The World Coaches Instructor Course by KNVG/PFAG – Lizzy’s Sports Complex, Accra, Ghana

2013 – Caf License “A” Course – Ghanaian Soccer Centre of Excellence, Ghana

2011 – Caf License “B” Course – Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence, Ghana

2009 – Win Africa Coaching Course – Ghanaman Soccer Centre of Excellence, Ghana

2009 – International D.F.B. Coaching Course “A” Licence – Sport Centre Hennef, Germany

2008 – 2nd International D.F.B. Soccer Coaching Course “B” License Sport Centre Hennef, Germany

1999 – Intermediate Soccer Coaching Course – National Sports College, Winneba – Ghana

Ben Fokuo was one of the four young coaches sponsored by the Ghana Football Association to Germany for the UEFA Licence “A” and “B” Coaching Courses to spearhead Ghana’s 5-year football development plan under the leadership of the late Ben Koufie and came out successfully. He, together with other coaches, scouted and formed the first female national team in Ghana.

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2020 – Date – Head Coach – Ghana National (U-17) Male Team

2015 – Date – Head Coach – Kpando Heart of Lions (Division One)

2014 – 2016 - Assistant Coach – Ghana National (U-17) Female Team

2013 – 2015 – Assistant Coach – Kpando Heart of Lions (Ghana Premier League)

2011 – 2012 – Assistant Coach – Ghana National (U-20) Female Soccer Team, Black Princesses

2010 – Head Coach – Swedru All Blacks (First Division)

2010 – Assistant Coach- Ghana National (U-20) Female Soccer Team, Black Princesses

2008 – Assistant Coach- Ghana National Senior Female Soccer Team, Black Queens

2007 – Assistant Coach – Ghana National (U-20) Female Team, Black Princesses

2006 – Assistant Coach – Ghana National Senior Female Team, Black Queens

2005 – Head Coach – King Solomon Football Club (First Division)

2004 – Assistant Coach-Ghana National (U-19) Female Soccer Team, Assistant Coach of the Senior National Female Team, Black Queens

2003 – Head Coach – Sportnet Football Club (First Division)

2002 – Head Coach – Odupong Heroes Football Club (First Division)

2001 – Assistant Coach – Ghapoha Football Club (Premier Division)

HONOURS

2016 – Qualification to Women’s U-17 World Cup as Assistant Coach.

2014 – Qualification to Women’s U-17 World Cup as Assistant Coach.

2012 – Qualification to Women’s U-20 World Cup in Japan as Assistant Coach.

2011 – Silver Medalist – All Africa Games – Mozambique - Maputo as Asst. Coach 2010 – Qualification to Women’s U-20 World Cup as Assistant Coach.

2008 – Qualification to Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea as Assistant Coach.

2007 – Qualification to All Africa Games (Women’s team) in Algeria as Assistant Coach.

1985 – WINNER – S.C.S.A Cup in Burkina Faso as a Black Stars player.

BRONZE MEDALIST – ALL AFRICAN GAMES, Algeria

GOLD MEDALIST – U-19 Invitational Tournament in Lagos, Nigeria as Assistant Coach.

BRONZE MEDALIST – African Women Nations Cup in South Africa as Asst. Coach of the Ghana Senior Women team.

Coach Ben Fokuo is happily married and blessed with two children.

source: https://footballghana.com/

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Full profile of Ghana U-15 head coach Samuel Boadu

In today’s profiling, our focus is on the Head Coach of the Ghana Under-15s. Currently, he is the Head Coach of Ghana Premier League side Medeama Sporting Club.

Full Name: Samuel Boadu

Nickname: “Pep Guardiola”

Place of Birth: Kumasi

Age: 34

Samuel Boadu is a native of Tepa in the Ashanti Region but was born in Kumasi on February 24, 1986. He had his basic education at Adum Presby Basic and continued to Junior High School with football being a major priority during his formative ages. Boadu had his secondary education at Kumasi High School (Mmerante3) and was an integral member of the school football team. He went further to Kumasi Polytechnic (Technical University) for his Higher National Diploma (HND) certificate in Purchasing and Supply.

Samuel Boadu started his football career at Real Ambassadors, a Colts club at Tema and RTU Colts club, Kumasi. He tasted football at the second division level with Ahmadiyya Stars before moving to Ashanti Heroes and later to Bibiani Gold Stars in Division One. His ability to play in different positions won him a lot of admirers during his playing days. Boadu was utility, played across the backline and in holding midfield. He also featured in the Ghana Premier League with GHAPOHA in the 2000-2001 season and moved to Berekum Arsenal for three seasons from 2001-2003 then later to Prestea Mines Stars from 2003-2007. He later travelled abroad to play in Burkina Faso for Asfa Yennega but was forced to retire from football following an injury in 2008.

COACHING CERTIFICATES

CAF Coaching Licence “A”

CAF Participation “A”

Coaching License “CAF Coaching License “B”

CAF Participation “B”

CAF Coaching License “C”

CAF Participation “C”

Coaches across the Continent seminar

Intermediate Coaching “Grade B”

Ghana Football Association Soccer Coaching Course

Ghana Football Association and Four Years Business Development/Intermediate Coaching Certificate

Ashanti Region Football Association Soccer Coaching Workshop (GFA)

Ashanti Regional Soccer Coaches Association Soccer Coaching (ARSCA-UNITY)

Ashanti Regional Football Soccer Coaching Course

Nicknamed ‘Pep Guardiola’ in the coaching circles, he has had the privilege to handle Fantomas FC, a Colts club in Kumasi 2008. Boadu led Shooting Stars FC to the Ashanti Regional Second Division Middle League Finals in 2017. He has also had stints with Honeymoon FC, Latex Foam to Middle League Final 2015 and FC Porto, a Division Two club where he orchestrated their final appearance in the 2008-2009 middle League. Before his move to Medeama SC, Samuel Boadu, spent five seasons at Kumasi based Division One League side Asokwa Deportivo. Coach Boadu is single but blessed with a son and at his leisure time, he likes to watch Soccer. Swimming and reading are his other hobbies.

Source: ghanafa.org

source: https://footballghana.com/

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Full profile of Black Queens head coach Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo

Next in the series of the profiling of National Team Coaches is Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo, boss of the senior Women’s side, Black Queens.

Full Name: Mercy Tagoe – Quarcoo

Place of Birth: Tema

Marital Status: Married

Age: 42

Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo was born on 5th February 1978 in Tema. She nursed the interest in playing football at a young age and started acting upon it by playing football with kids in her community.  She started an active career as a midfielder and was later converted into a central defender during her days with Tema Supreme Ladies. The team later merged with Tema Newtown Ladies and renamed as Bluna Ladies.

As one of the pioneers in women’s football in Ghana, Mrs. Tagoe-Quarcoo and her class of players made history in 1999 when they qualified Ghana to the FIFA Women’s World Cup in USA under the tutelage of the late coach E.K Afranie. She again featured in the 2003 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

While playing, she diverted into becoming a referee and received her FIFA badge in 2005. She officiated at the highest level and took part in several continental and International tournaments before quitting refereeing in 2012. Tagoe-Quarcoo raised the bar for Africa referees on the continent when she officiated at the 2010 FIFA Women’s World Cup staged in Germany.

In the field of education, she enrolled at the University of Education, Winneba and graduated with a Diploma in Coaching and a degree in Guidance & Counseling. She also holds CAF Licence C, B and A in coaching, participated in a high-level coaching course in Cameroon in (2015) and CAF Instructor of Instructors course in Egypt (2019).

She is a proud CAF Instructor and a senior Fire officer with the rank of Divisional Officer Grade 3 with the Ghana National Fire Service. She is married to Mr. Daniel Quarcoo, a Senior Executive of the Bank of Ghana and blessed with two children.

Tagoe-Quarcoo began her coaching career with Prisco Munis FC, a colts club in Tema and moved to Gye Nyame FC, a local Division 2 side in the Tema Metropolis, before joining Amidaus Professionals, then in the Ghana Premier League in 2016. Mrs. Tagoe- Quarcoo moved to Halifax Ladies in the Women’s Premier League, which she led to a quarterfinal berth in the Normalization Special Competition in 2019.

Coach Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo became assistant to Mas-Ud Didi Dramani before being elevated to the Head Coach position following the exit of the former in 2018. She led Ghana twice to WAFU Zone B glories (Gold in 2018 and Bronze medal in 2019). She recently led the team to another feat in Turkey where Ghana finished second in the 2020 Turkish Women’s Cup invitational tournament.

Honours:

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2009, 2003 (Player)

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2013 (Referee)

WAFU Zone B – Bronze medal, 2019 (Coach)

WAFU Zone B – Gold medal, 2018 (Coach)

Turkish Women’s Cup Tournament, Silver medal, 2020 (Coach)

Source: ghanafa.org

source: https://footballghana.com/

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Ghana FA profiles Black Queens head coach Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo

Next in the series of the profiling of National Team Coaches is Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo, boss of the senior Women’s side, Black Queens.

Full Name: Mercy Tagoe – Quarcoo

Place of Birth: Tema

Marital Status: Married

Age: 42

Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo was born on 5th February 1978 in Tema. She nursed the interest in playing football at a young age and started acting upon it by playing football with kids in her community.  She started an active career as a midfielder and was later converted into a central defender during her days with Tema Supreme Ladies. The team later merged with Tema Newtown Ladies and renamed as Bluna Ladies.

As one of the pioneers in women’s football in Ghana, Mrs. Tagoe-Quarcoo and her class of players made history in 1999 when they qualified Ghana to the FIFA Women’s World Cup in USA under the tutelage of the late coach E.K Afranie. She again featured in the 2003 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

While playing, she diverted into becoming a referee and received her FIFA badge in 2005. She officiated at the highest level and took part in several continental and International tournaments before quitting refereeing in 2012. Tagoe-Quarcoo raised the bar for Africa referees on the continent when she officiated at the 2010 FIFA Women’s World Cup staged in Germany.

In the field of education, she enrolled at the University of Education, Winneba and graduated with a Diploma in Coaching and a degree in Guidance & Counseling. She also holds CAF Licence C, B and A in coaching, participated in a high-level coaching course in Cameroon in (2015) and CAF Instructor of Instructors course in Egypt (2019).

She is a proud CAF Instructor and a senior Fire officer with the rank of Divisional Officer Grade 3 with the Ghana National Fire Service. She is married to Mr. Daniel Quarcoo, a Senior Executive of the Bank of Ghana and blessed with two children.

Tagoe-Quarcoo began her coaching career with Prisco Munis FC, a colts club in Tema and moved to Gye Nyame FC, a local Division 2 side in the Tema Metropolis, before joining Amidaus Professionals, then in the Ghana Premier League in 2016. Mrs. Tagoe- Quarcoo moved to Halifax Ladies in the Women’s Premier League, which she led to a quarterfinal berth in the Normalization Special Competition in 2019.

Coach Mercy Tagoe-Quarcoo became assistant to Mas-Ud Didi Dramani before being elevated to the Head Coach position following the exit of the former in 2018. She led Ghana twice to WAFU Zone B glories (Gold in 2018 and Bronze medal in 2019). She recently led the team to another feat in Turkey where Ghana finished second in the 2020 Turkish Women’s Cup invitational tournament.

Honours:

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2009, 2003 (Player)

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2013 (Referee)

WAFU Zone B – Bronze medal, 2019 (Coach)

WAFU Zone B – Gold medal, 2018 (Coach)

Turkish Women’s Cup Tournament, Silver medal, 2020 (Coach)

    Source: ghanafa.org

source: https://footballghana.com/