Camps with football in Austria

In football camps, children often receive training kits from local football clubs or the camps themselves: in addition to clothing, the kit may include a branded ball and a water bottle.

Football camps in Austria offer many advantages for children from all over the world, including:

• Comfortable weather conditions for training and matches,
• Football fields in excellent condition, modern sports facilities, and the opportunity to organize friendly matches with local teams of different age groups.  
• The opportunity to focus on developing physical fitness, practice tactics, and develop team spirit. 
• You don't need to be a professional player right away to study at a training camp! Austrian football camps are happy to accept amateur players for courses in order to develop the necessary skills to start their football career.

Throughout their stay, the camp attendees are provided with daily three meals based on a balanced menu adapted to the team's training schedule. In their free time, they are offered an entertainment program, often thematic, including exclusive excursions to local stadiums. On the territory of the residences, participants are provided with laundry services and other household amenities.

Within walking distance from the residences where the training teams live, there are well-maintained football fields that meet official FIFA standards. There is also a training zone with additional space for technical and tactical preparation units — such territorial equipment creates ideal conditions for international football camps. All attendees have access to gyms and natural areas where they can run, cycle, and do athletics as leisure or extra physical exercise. The camp territories often feature modern fitness centers, indoor and outdoor courts for other sports, swimming pools, SPA centers, saunas, and offices for sports massage by experienced physiotherapists.

All tutors, coaches, and supervisors of football camps in Austria have an impeccable track record, undergo mandatory training in effective, sometimes experimental learning, game pedagogy, and must be proficient in first aid techniques.

To get into sports football camps in Austria, foreign participants need to meet the following selection criteria:

1. The child must have a valid visa and passport,
2. The complete costs of the training and camp stay need to be paid by parents because camps do not permit payment deferrals or installment payment options.
3. The child must complete a medical assessment, which requires parents to submit a health certification that proves their child can participate in sports events without any medical restrictions. 
4. Since the training and entertainment activities use English, as their primary language, students must achieve a minimum B2 English proficiency standard.