15Safety, Privacy, and Trust

Clear boundaries

Development starts with trust.

Understand the public website, the planned member safeguards and the information that belongs in an authorized private workflow.

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Keep the first conversation simple.

Use the public contact route to describe the broad need. Do not send passwords, sign-in codes, medical details, private player documents or full match footage in a first request.

Youth and guardian visibility

TGA’s planned member pathways require the appropriate parent or guardian relationship and permission before youth access and sharing.

Human-reviewed evidence

Evidence supports the coach. Findings and development priorities require context and appropriate review.

Source and permission

Media and other evidence must have a known source and permission for the intended use. An upload is not permission to publish it.

Company and workspace boundaries

Private access must follow the correct organization, team, family relationship and role. The public website does not open those records.

Current access state

Public information. Member access in preparation.

This website does not create member accounts, collect login credentials, verify guardian relationships or display private player records. Preview pages describe the intended product; they are not evidence that every member feature is active.

Ask a privacy question

Use the public contact pathway to request the appropriate privacy or data-handling information.

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Raise a concern

For immediate danger, call 911. This website is not an emergency or confidential reporting service. For other concerns, involve a trusted adult and contact TGA.

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Questions about access and development.

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Your next step

Start with the actual need.

Tell TGA what you are trying to achieve. The scope, availability and next step are confirmed before work begins.

Contact TGA Safety, privacy and trust

Development starts with trust.

Keep the first conversation simple.

Youth and guardian visibility

Human-reviewed evidence

Source and permission

Company and workspace boundaries

Public information. Member access in preparation.

Ask a privacy question

Raise a concern

Questions about access and development.

01What is Training Ground Academy?

02What is the Football IQ Engine?

03What is the Training Hub?

04Who does TGA support?

05Which assessment should I choose?

06Is the assessment fully automated?

07Does an assessment include a fixed training package?

08How is youth information handled?

09Do parents, coaches and clubs see the same information?

10What information should I avoid sending in a first request?

11Why are dollar amounts not shown yet?

12Can a club request one connected proposal?

13Is a consultation the same as an assessment?

14Does sending the brief confirm an appointment?

15Is CAR rules education included?

Start with the actual need.