Licence Revalidation

The information below supersedes all previous documents, information and resources. The following ensures that Football Australia is in full compliance with the Asian Football Confederation Coaching Convention.

From January 1st, 2024 Football Australia has shifted from 100 CPD points to 15 hours CPD.

The revalidation process is a crucial aspect of maintaining high standards of coaching in Australia. Revalidation is a requirement for all coaches in Australia and is conducted by Football Australia or its Member Federations. Coaches are required to participate in continued professional development (CPD) activities and obtain fifteen (15) revalidation hours to maintain their accreditation. The revalidation process occurs every three (3) years and includes a range of opportunities to obtain the required number of revalidation hours, including but not limited to, attending in person workshops, completing online courses or workshops, and coaching teams. 

Events previously awarded CPD points will be converted by Football Australia into hours. Please contact us to find out the conversion of events you have attended. 

For further information please click here.

To view your accreditations and CPD events, please log into the Football Australia Learning Centre

Any queries regarding CPD please contact technical@footballaustralia.com.au

Please click the link below to view CPD events.

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CPD hours are attained via the following methods only

EventCPD Hour(s)Limits
Registered Coach, Technical Director, Club Coach Coordinator on PlayFootball. 1 hour per year

1 CPD hour per year.

Maximum 3 hours points per revalidation period.

Coaching is capped at 3 CPD hours per revalidation. For example, you are not eligible for 6 CPD hours as a Registered Coach, Technical Director, Club Coach Coordinator and Active school teacher coaching school teams.

Active school teacher coaching school teams.1 hour per year

1 CPD hour per year.

Maximum 3 hours points per revalidation period.

Coaching is capped at 3 CPD hours per revalidation. For example, you are not eligible for 6 CPD hours as a Registered Coach, Technical Director, Club Coach Coordinator and Active school teacher coaching school teams.

NPL1 Senior Men's or Women's Head Coach or Technical Director.

Highest level of competition within your Member Federation. 

2 hours per year

2 CPD hours per year.

Maximum 6 hours points per revalidation period.

Cannot be used in conjunction with other coaching roles. For example, you are not eligible for 9CPD hours as a Registered Coach, Technical Director, Club Coach Coordinator and NPL1 Senior Men's or Women's Head Coach or Technical Director.

National Team Head Coach, Assistant Coach, Goalkeeper Coach / A-League Head Coach.5 hours per year.

5 hours per year. 

Maximum 15 hours per revalidation period.

Cannot be used in conjunction with other coaching roles. 

National Team Lead Football Analyst/A-League Assistant Coach, Goalkeeper Coach and Lead Football Analyst.4 hours per year.

4 hours per year

Maximum 12 hours per revalidation period.

Cannot be used in conjunction with other coaching roles.

Member Federation State Coaching Conference.5-10 hours per State Coaching Conference. CPD hours subject to FA approval.

One event per year. Two-day Coaching Conference counts as one event.

Maximum 3 per revalidation period.

Football Australia and/or Member Federation Workshop/Seminar/Lecture (online and in person).1-2 hours per workshop. CPD hours subject to FA approval.

Can attain 15 hours per revalidation cycle.

Where an identical event is duplicated/run across the state/country Football Australia will enforce limitations.

Football Coaches Australia (FCA)/XVenture Online Modules2 CPD Hours per module.Maximum 6 hours per revalidation period.

Football Australia Learning Centre 


The Football Australia Learning Centre shows CPD progress. 
 
As CPD events appear, accreditations will show CPD progress, as per the below screenshot.

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

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