Member Associations
The commencement marks the 19th iteration of the landmark initiative, which will see one candidate from the Tajikistan Football Federation (TFF) assigned to the Confederation’s Member Association (MA) Division from May 11 to 29.
Over the course of nearly three weeks, the candidate will undergo intensive training aimed at showcasing the day-to-day operations of football governance at the Continental level.
Guided by renowned experts, the participant will enrich his understanding of administrative best practices and hone his skills which will enable him to be among the future leaders of Asian football.
Aimed at fostering a culture of continuous learning and ensuring the overall enhancement of football administration across the AFC’s MAs, the KSP is expected to equip the candidate with the necessary knowledge and skills, not only to share insights gained with his organisation, but also to recommend improvements to its existing systems.
Built on the legacy of the erstwhile AFC Internship Programme, the Knowledge Sharing Programme is one of many educational opportunities provided by the AFC to maximise the potential of its MAs and Regional Associations as it continues on its path to becoming the world’s leading Confederation.
The AFC Knowledge Sharing Programme is open to all employees of the AFC’s MAs and RAs. Moreover, the AFC Academic Centre of Excellence (ACE) Valedictorians will also have the opportunity to be part of the programme.
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