What age can my child start?

From age 3. The academy is open to children aged 3 to 16, and this term's youngest boys' group is U4 (born 2023).

How much does it cost?

An academy term is AED 2,300 for under-6s or AED 2,800 for other ages; a full season is AED 5,520 or AED 6,720. A registration fee is charged once a season on top. Development Squad prices for 2025/26 were AED 2,875 to AED 4,500 a term.

When are the sessions?

Academy groups train on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 3:30-4:15PM for U4 to 6-7PM for U13/U14, and Girls Academy groups from 5-7PM on the same days. Development Squads train on Tuesdays and Thursdays; weekend times are announced by the academy.

Is there a girls-only programme?

Yes. The Girls Academy has U9, U11, U13 and U15 groups and is led by Eve Barnes, Head of Girls Academy.

Can I watch my child train?

No. The terms say parents and guardians are not allowed at classes, though parents can book a padel court free during their child's session.

Precision Football

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Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Jebel Ali

Ages3–17years old
PriceAED 2,300a term, lowest price
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Precision Football is a football centre at Ibn Batuta Mall in Jebel Ali Village, Dubai, with pitches, padel courts, a tech centre and a recovery suite. Its Precision Football Academy, set up in 2023, is open to children of all abilities aged 3 to 16, with a dedicated Girls Academy and an Elite Pathway into Development Squads that play in youth leagues across the Emirates. Academy training runs on Mondays and Wednesdays in age groups, from 3:30PM for the youngest to 6-7PM for the oldest, plus a weekly game day. A term costs AED 2,300 for under-6s or AED 2,800 for other ages, excluding a once-a-season registration fee, and includes an Adidas training kit and an hour in the tech centre after each session. The tech centre uses VR, a Smart Pitch that tests shooting accuracy and ICON machines for passing, control and speed. It is rated 4.5 on Google from 100 reviews.

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The activity

Football, explained

Football coaching for kids builds ball control, passing, shooting and match awareness through drills and small-sided games, with children grouped by age. Academy programmes usually combine weekly technical sessions with game days, and some offer a pathway into more competitive squads that play in local leagues. Alongside the football itself, children learn teamwork, listening to a coach and handling winning and losing. It suits children who enjoy team sport and want structured coaching rather than a casual kickabout, and many academies welcome complete beginners. The youngest groups often start from around age 3 with short, playful sessions focused on movement and first touches of the ball.

Who it's for

Boys and girls of all abilities aged 3 to 16. This term's boys' academy groups run from U4 (born 2023) to U13/U14; the Girls Academy has U9, U11, U13 and U15 groups; Development Squads run from U6 to U16, with an U18 group. Development Squads and the Elite Pathway are for players progressing towards competitive league football.

What to expect

Academy groups train for 45 minutes (the youngest) to an hour on Mondays and Wednesdays, with a weekly game day. Players must wear the official team outfit, and the registration fee covers training and playing kit for the season. Parents are not allowed at the sessions and are asked not to talk to coaches during training; questions go to the head of the activity afterwards. Registration and consent forms are completed online before the first session. Parents can play padel free at the same time as their child's session if booked in advance. Ask the provider about a trial session.

Highlights

Academy for ages 3 to 16, open to all abilities (precisionfootball.com)
Dedicated Girls Academy with U9 to U15 groups (precisionfootball.com)
Elite Pathway into Development Squads and senior men's and women's teams (precisionfootball.com)
Term fee includes an Adidas training kit and an hour in the tech centre after each session (precisionfootball.com)
Tech centre with VR, a Smart Pitch and ICON training machines (precisionfootball.com)
Rated 4.5 on Google from 100 reviews (Google listing)

The facts

Ages: 3-16 (Academy); Girls Academy U9-U15; Development Squads U6-U16 plus U18 (precisionfootball.com)
Prices: Academy term 2026/27: AED 2,300 (Under 6)AED 2,800 (all other ages)
Full season: AED 5,520 (Under 6)AED 6,720 (all other ages)
Development Squad 2025/26 term: AED 2,875 (U6, 2x/week)AED 4,000 (U7-U16, 2x/week)AED 4,500 (U8-U16, 3x/week)
Registration fee extra, once per season
(precisionfootball.com)
Schedule: Academy (Term 1): Monday and Wednesday, 3:30-4:15PM (U4), 4:15-5PM (U5/U6), 5-6PM (U7-U10), 6-7PM (U11-U14), plus Saturday game day (times TBA). Girls Academy: Monday and Wednesday, 5-6PM (U9, U11), 6-7PM (U13, U15). Development Squad: Tuesday and Thursday, 4:45PM-9PM by age; U18 Monday and Wednesday 7-8:45PM (precisionfootball.com)
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: Precision Football, Ibn Batuta Mall, Jebel Ali Village, Dubai
How to book: precisionfootball.classcard.app · +971 58 820 6756 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri9am–10pm
Sat–Sun10am–10pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Parents are not allowed at sessions; questions go to the head of the activity after class (precisionfootball.com)
Fees are non-refundable, and memberships can only be frozen on medical grounds (precisionfootball.com)
Pay in full, monthly with Tabby, or per term by direct debit (precisionfootball.com)
Parents can play padel free during their child's session if booked in advance (precisionfootball.com)
Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)