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The Korea Professional Football Federation will recruit the 25th "Football Industry Academy" to foster talent in the sports industry.
The Soccer Industry Academy is the first sports industry curriculum established by the Federation in 2013 as a professional sports organization. A total of 776 graduates have been produced so far, and about 40% of them are active in various sports-related fields such as the Federation, K-League clubs, Korea Football Association, and sports media.
The 25th course begins on February 22 (Sunday) and runs every Saturday for 15 weeks until May 30 (Saturday). The main curriculum consists of ▲ K-League introduction and vision sharing, ▲ Club Secretariat work, ▲ Overseas league operation status, ▲ Understanding of youth development systems, ▲ broadcasting, content, and other sports broadcasting industries, ▲ sports data, and 'career day' with ▲ practitioners.
In addition, various participatory programs such as field training at K League Stadium, futsal games using FitTogether EPTS (Electronic Performance Tracking System) equipment, and discussions and presentations on current issues in the soccer industry will also be operated.
In addition, working-level projects are carried out in connection with the federation and clubs. Students will work with the federation's IP business team and five teams (Daejeon, Bucheon, Incheon, Jeonbuk and Pohang) for 15 weeks, and the final week will be reviewed through a final announcement.
The Soccer Industry Academy can apply to anyone who wants to work in the sports industry at the age of 19 or older and those in other fields who wish to work in the sports industry. The recruitment for the 25th term is from January 26 (Mon) to February 8 (Sun), and the application method can be submitted by designated e-mail with a resume (designated form) and a proposal (free form) under the theme of "K League, Club or Football Industry Development Strategy".
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