Program	Days	Hours per day	General timings	Recommended for
Weekday Program	3 days a week on alternate weekdays, i.e. Mon/Wed/Fri or Tue/Thu/Sat	1 hour	Late afternoon after school	Beginners and Intermediate
Weekend Program	2 days-a-week on weekends, i.e. Sat/Sun	1.5 hours	Mornings or Late afternoons	Beginners and Intermediate
Development Squads	4-6 days-a-week, customised for advanced groups	1-1.5 hours	Customised based on convenience of selected players	Advanced

The above represents the broad structure of our current programs and schedules. It may vary subject to local weather and other factors. For exact timings of existing batches, please check out your nearest center on the website or the enJogo app.

We train boys and girls aged between 5-18 years at our non-residential academies.

There are three components of the fee structure of our non-residential programs:

Over the years, we have understood the importance of training and rest. For young beginners, it is important to give them the right amount of training and necessary rest. The three hours vigorous training per week is focused on developing individuals skill sets and mentality. During off days, players engage in various fun and football related activities planned by the coaches and through the enJogo app. 

Yes. There are seasonal discounts available. You could also speak to your Center Head for offers from time to time.

Yes, there are options to convert your fee into EMI if you are using a Credit Card. You will see this option at the time of checkout on the enJogo app, and is provided by our payment gateway partner.

85% of our coaches are licensed. Every coach that joins BBFS goes through a rigorous in-house training curriculum developed by senior BBFS coaches and Football by Carlos Queiroz (former Head Coach of Real Madrid and Portuguese National Team). Upon selection, coaches are encouraged and assisted to secure their AIFF and AFC licences. 

Further, all existing coaches of BBFS undergo continuous training throughout the year irrespective of their coaching licenses.

For younger age-groups (below 8 years) the coach to student ratio is 1:8 whereas for older ones, the coach to student ratio is 1:12. 

No. BBFS does not provide any transport facilities at the moment.

Competitive matches are the cornerstone of a player’s development. Every season, a student-athlete plays a minimum of 25+ competitive matches taking part in local, national and international tournaments.  

The developmental pathway in professional football is divided into three stages: Grassroots (5-11 years), Youth (12-17 years), Professional (18 - above). Within these stages, alongside right mentorship, there are multiple competitions that help student-athletes rise through the ranks and eventually attain a professional contract.   

The All India Football Federation, which is the governing body for football in India, launched Baby Leagues in 2018, a nation-wide project to provide initial competitive exposure for grassroots players. In the youth stage, the AIFF organizes Sub-Junior Nationals (U-14) and Junior Nationals (U-16 & U-19) across India.

At the professional level, the AIFF organizes Senior National competitions, which becomes the gateway for footballers to kickstart their professional journey. Alongside the AIFF organized competitions, there are numerous tournaments arranged by private and state bodies across all age-categories.

Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS) takes part in all competitions providing student-athletes the ideal platform to script their pathway into professional football while facilitating best training by seasoned coaches. BBFS also owns Garhwal Heroes Football Club (GHFC), a Delhi-based professional football team. Student-athletes who have the potential and perform in competitions get an opportunity to represent GHFC and are sent for trials in elite-teams through the BBFS scouting network across India and abroad.

After years of guidance and development, once the student-athlete turns 18, BBFS provides them scouting opportunities in elite teams or guides them for their career progress in sports related fields.

The beginner batch is for players having less exposure in football. For these players, our coaches emphasise on providing a personalised curriculum for optimal development. In the advanced batches, the coaches provide a curriculum improving the physical, mental, tactical, technical and social aspects.  

Over the years, BBFS has trained 18,000+ footballers across India out of whom 750+ have played nationally and 10+ have represented the Indian football team.