High professional training in the world of sports management. This is the goal of Sport Business Academy, the training institution that, using professionals with 20 years of experience in the field, organizes carefully selected courses that are a valid and effective tool for quickly entering the world of work.
SBA pathways are born from the identification of the most in-demand professional figures, following a careful market analysis, and are structured in such a way as to provide learners with practical and immediately expendable skills that are always up-to-date and meet the high standards required by the industry.
Sport Business Academy offers its services with an approach always aimed at continuous improvement of its performance. A quality that is also guaranteed and certified by the ISO 9001 TUV Italy Quality Management System.
Milano, Roma, Bologna, Monza, Bari. Siamo presenti capillarmente sul territorio nazionale e possiamo vantare una fitta rete di collaborazioni con partner in tutta Italia ed Europa. Un’accademia, tante sedi.
Sport Business Academy employs the best professionals and trainers. who have a prestigious career in the relevant industry and significant experience, able to ensure the best professional training.
All’osservatore calcistico spetta il compito di identify potential samples, con una presenza costante sui campi sportivi, dove scalpitano tanti promettenti giovani calciatori, ma non solo: egli deve anche capire quale elemento potrebbe fare la differenza nel contesto di una squadra professionistica.
The SBA soccer observer course is aimed at enabling the student to acquire this professionalism composed of several characteristics: observational, public relations and legal techniques, relative to the complex regulations in force at the national and international level. The football observer can collaborate with sports clubs or with players' agents, who very often rely on his valuable referrals to identifying talents.
Real-life case studies and comparisons with FIFA agents ensure that the different case histories the football observer encounters on a daily basis are examined, while also verifying the ways in which they work with Players' Agents and clubs during negotiations.
