Question 1

Who is this track for: beginners or advanced participants?

Accepted Answer

This track is suitable for participants at any level. Beginners will build a strong foundation, while those with prior experience will be able to structure their knowledge, better understand how to apply it in professional football, and develop the skills needed for entry-level roles at a club.

Question 2

Do I need experience in analytics or scouting?

Accepted Answer

No, prior experience in analytics or scouting is not required. The program is open to anyone who wants to grow in this field and is ready to work on both academic and practical assignments.

Question 3

Do I need previous playing or professional experience in football?

Accepted Answer

A background in football can help with understanding some parts of the material more quickly, since many processes — such as pre-match preparation or post-match review — may already be familiar to former or current players. At the same time, our experience shows that prior football experience is not the key factor. What matters more is engagement, discipline, and the quality of work throughout the program. In many cases, participants without a playing background achieve excellent results.

Question 4

How many stages are there in the admissions process?

Accepted Answer

The admissions process begins with a test. It includes practical questions designed to assess each applicant's level of preparation. Based on the results, the strongest candidates receive an offer to join the track.

Question 5

How can I prepare for the test?

Accepted Answer

The best way to prepare is to watch football and learn how to analyze it. It is important to notice recurring game patterns and understand how a team attacks and defends. In player analysis, it is important to identify a player's characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses, and to understand how well that player fits a team context and under which conditions they are most likely to perform at their best.

Question 6

Are the classes pre-recorded or live?

Accepted Answer

The program is delivered through live, interactive classes. Students can ask questions, take part in discussions, and present their work. This format helps develop not only professional skills, but also essential soft skills, making the learning experience closer to a real working environment.

Question 7

Are classes recorded, and how long do students have access to them?

Accepted Answer

Classes are not recorded. One of the core principles of the program is active participation in every session, so this format encourages students to stay fully engaged and attend consistently.

Question 8

What language is the program taught in?

Accepted Answer

The program is taught in English. This allows students to join from any country and learn alongside participants from different football cultures.

Question 9

How does it work if I am in a different time zone?

Accepted Answer

Classes are scheduled around 19:00 CET. This time was chosen as the most convenient for most students in Europe and Africa, allowing them to join after the working day.

Question 10

How long does the program last?

Accepted Answer

The duration depends on the track.

Question 11

Are there deadlines, or can I study at my own pace?

Accepted Answer

The program includes deadlines. It is an intensive format that requires regular independent work and consistent completion of assignments.

Question 12

Will I have access to the materials after the track ends?

Accepted Answer

Students are encouraged to keep their own notes and save key materials for personal use throughout the program.

Question 13

What kind of experience do the instructors have?

Accepted Answer

Classes are taught by practicing professionals with experience in professional football. They include coaches, assistant coaches, analysts, scouts, and head scouts.

Question 14

Do students learn from specialists with different professional backgrounds?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the teaching team is made up of specialists with diverse professional backgrounds and experience working in different countries. This gives students a broader and more well-rounded understanding of the profession.

Question 15

Can I get feedback from an instructor?

Accepted Answer

Yes, feedback on homework assignments is included. Students can receive it either from the instructor or from the group if they present their work during class. In other cases, feedback is provided in written form.

Question 16

How is my progress tracked?

Accepted Answer

Student progress is tracked throughout the program. There is also an assessment system in place that makes it possible to see each student's development from their first assignments to the final project.

Question 17

Are there practical projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all assignments in the program are practical and designed to develop professional hard skills. The curriculum includes individual and group tasks, as well as dedicated practical assignments that help students build a deeper understanding of specific topics.

Question 18

Is there an internship during or after the program?

Accepted Answer

No, the program does not include an internship. At the same time, if clubs approach us, PASS University is happy to recommend its strongest students and involve them in its own projects.

Question 19

What career opportunities are available after the track?

Accepted Answer

The program is practice-oriented, so after completing it, graduates can apply for entry-level roles.

Question 20

What does the portfolio look like after the program?

Accepted Answer

By the end of the track, each student builds a portfolio of completed homework assignments and practical projects. These become the foundation of their professional portfolio.

Question 21

Does PASS University help with career opportunities?

Accepted Answer

PASS University supports talented students. When requests come in from clubs or partners, we recommend the strongest graduates and explore opportunities for them to take part in relevant projects.

Question 22

Will I have access to the community after the track ends?

Accepted Answer

During the program, students interact in dedicated groups, and all active participants automatically become part of the PASS Community. It is a space for communication, knowledge sharing, support, and professional networking that remains with them after the track ends.

Question 23

Is there ongoing support from graduates or experts?

Accepted Answer

Students can always reach out for advice and support, while communication within the professional community helps them stay connected, exchange experience, and discover new opportunities for growth.

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