Beginners Program
Fun-first introductory program for young beginners covering control, passing, shooting and dribbling.
Region
South West Sydney
Age range
U5–U16
Programs offered
Academy term program · Girls-only program
Access types
Open registration · Expression of interest
Competition tiers
Open expressions of interest and dated opportunities from Susak Football Academy.
U7–U11
EOI open for the 2027 all-year-round Full-Time Program, U7–U11 — four sessions a week and 50+ competitive games a year, with IFA Cup football based at the Wanderers Training Complex. No trial date has been published. The EOI link is in the academy's social media bio; otherwise call 0413 059 444 or email Info@susakfootball.com.au. Note the free-trial link the academy posts is for its regular sessions, not this program.
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The programs and squads this organisation runs.
Fun-first introductory program for young beginners covering control, passing, shooting and dribbling.
Advanced program focused on accelerated skill progression, game intelligence and physical conditioning.
Girls-only training environment welcoming female players of all experience levels.
Development program for ages 8+ building attacking and defending fundamentals through small-sided games.
Susak Football Academy has open registration — no trial required. Browse the programs above to find the right age group, then sign up on their website.
Visit websiteSusak Football Academy is a private academy based at Chisholm Park in Canley Heights, south-west Sydney, running sessions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings for players from about 4 to 14 years old. Its programs range from a beginners group through a youth program to a girls-only academy and an elite stream. Above those sits an all-year-round Full-Time Program for U7 to U11 — four sessions a week with more than 50 competitive games a year, playing IFA Cup football, which is a considerably heavier commitment than the regular sessions. The academy lists six head coaches and describes its founder, Milan Susak, as an ex-professional footballer.
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