The academy provides several programs, including:

• Basic Program: For U5-U6 players beginning their football journey.

• Advance Program: For U7, U8, U9, U10, U11 and U12 players aiming to elevate their skills.

• 1-on-1 / 2-on-1 Sessions: Personalised training for athletes seeking professional standards.

• Elite Program: In partnership with Mastery Sports Performance, designed for athletes aged 10 and above.

Currently, training sessions are conducted at:

• Cox Park: 1141 Evans Rd, Dundas Valley, NSW 2117.

• Kingsdene Oval: 98 Felton Rd, Carlingford, NSW 2118.

Yes, all players enrolled in Footballnet Academy programs are required to purchase and wear the official academy kit to every training session. This ensures consistency, professionalism, and a sense of unity among players. The academy kit includes a customised jersey & shorts, which must be worn at all sessions unless otherwise instructed by the coaching staff. Details regarding kit purchase and distribution will be provided upon registration.

Yes, Footballnet Academy offers a one-time paid trial session for new players interested in experiencing our training environment before committing to a full program.

JDL (Junior Development League), formerly known as SAP (Skills Acquisition Program), is a structured development pathway designed for young footballers U9-U12, aiming to progress into elite-level competition. It focuses on technical skill development and prepares players for higher levels of play.

NPL (National Premier Leagues) is a national second-tier competition in Australia, sitting just below the A-League. It provides a high-performance development pathway for players from U13 to U18, as well as U20 and First Grade, who aspire to reach professional levels of competition. Many players progress from JDL/SAP programs into NPL teams as they advance in their football development.

Yes. In fact, most of our players train with their club 2–3 times per week and use Footballnet Academy to accelerate their individual development. Our sessions are designed to complement club football, not replace it.

Club sessions typically focus on team structure and match preparation. Footballnet Academy focuses heavily on technical refinement, 1v1 confidence, first touch quality, positional development, and high-intensity repetition — areas that are often limited in larger team environments.