I sports training courses organized by Sport Business Academy make use of the 20 years' experience of Vocational Institutes. Thanks to a meticulous organization that is always attentive to market trends, the institute's courses and master's degrees are highly qualified for the world of soccer in order to train professionals who can meet the needs of the industry and quickly enter the world of work.
The world of sports is proceeding at a fast pace, always changing, therefore, the same level of dynamism is required of professionals as well. Sport Business Academy, with its sports training courses, provides students with the skills, both technical and practical, to keep up with the industry.
Sports training courses: why choose Sport Business Academy
The institute offers training paths in the main professional figures required by the industry: Master's Degree for Football Manager, Course for Match Analyst, Football Observer Course e Sports Attorney Course.
The quality of the teachers is the plus of the courses by Sport Business Academy: Adv. Stella Frascà, an expert in sports law and recently appointed national counselor of the FIGC, Pasquale Sensibile, of As Roma's scouting area, Alberto Barile, chief operating officer of Torino, Pantaleo Longo, secretary general of Turin, Antonio Giordano, FIFA agent, Danilo Sancamillo, International Match Analyst for the InStat Scout Analysis Department, Alberto Fontana, sports prosecutor, Alessio Secco, former sporting director of Juventus and Padua, Davide Donati, Professional Football Observer, and many other experts who daily decide to be part of this project.
All of these highly experienced professionals ensure that students are well prepared to work at any level in the world of soccer.
The validity of our training courses is also certified by the caliber of the partners who have decided to work alongside the institute: Turin, Lecce, Spice, Cosenza e Ascoli are just a few of them.
In addition, the locations of the sports training courses by Sport Business Academy They all have one common denominator: Rome, Milan e Turin are all cities with a strong football tradition and that are home to prominent clubs.
