Taquwa Soccer Academy

EDUCATION

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About us

Launched in 2021, Taquwa Soccer Academy (registered with the Uganda Youth Football Association) uses football to empower young people in Uganda. Football isn’t just about the game; it’s a tool for education and community development. Taquwa prioritizes academics alongside training, aiming to build well-rounded athletes.

Achievements

UYFA Champions: 2024 Nakawa sub-region UYFA U15 champions.
Bursaries: Ten players were offered bursaries.
KJT U17 Promotion: Two academy players joined the FUFA Juniors League team.
Taquwa Select: Players gain exposure via friendly matches with super league, big league, regional, and organised football entities.
Youth Program: Free talent development.

OUR VISION

To build a generation of educated sportsmen, disciplined and productive in the society

OUR MISSION

To nurture and celebrate talent through education

Training and Coaching Programs

Programs

Our core focus is nurturing talent through comprehensive training programs led by qualified coaches. We cater to a wide range of ages, from under-7s to young adults beyond 18.

Pillars

Our programs are built on four pillars: technical skills, tactical awareness, physical fitness, and psychological and social well-being, ensuring a well-rounded development for each player.

Days of Training

Training schedules adapt to accommodate school terms, offering intensive programs during holidays and weekend sessions during regular semesters.

HISTORY THAT PUSHES US

Taquwa Soccer Academy is a beacon of hope in a disadvantaged Ugandan community. We understand the challenges faced by children and youth in disadvantaged communities, such as poverty, substance abuse, and violence. We use football as a tool to empower children from underprivileged backgrounds, equipping them with the skills and discipline to forge brighter futures. We believe education is fundamental to success. That’s why we integrate academic support into our training programs, fostering well-rounded development for our young athletes. Our goal is to cultivate a generation of “educated and productive athletes.” While we’ve successfully secured scholarships for some players, we strive to do more. Our commitment to player development is paying off! Two academy players have been promoted to the KJT U17 team, now competing in the FUFA Juniors League. Ten young people from the academy benefited from bursaries that supported their education from primary to secondary school