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| rdfs:comment | - Khairul Asyraf is currently the Head Coach of Woodlands Wellington Centre of Excellence Under-14 team. He has never played professionally except stints at Balestier Khalsa FC and Geylang United FC at youth levels. In 2010, he became the youngest AFC 'B' License holder in Singapore at 26 years of age before he was overtaken by his own brother, Khidhir Khamis. Khairul Asyraf will be taking his AFC 'A' License in 2012.
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| Fullname | - Muhammad Khairul Asyraf Bin Khamis
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| Short Description | - Singaporean Football Coach
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| abstract | - Khairul Asyraf is currently the Head Coach of Woodlands Wellington Centre of Excellence Under-14 team. He has never played professionally except stints at Balestier Khalsa FC and Geylang United FC at youth levels. Khairul Asyraf started his coaching career at a relatively young age of 22 and embarked on a top coaching Education program under the renowned Coerver Coaching Method. He was also appointed as the Head of Development for the Asia Football Group, an organization that provides youth development coaching for children in 2011. During this time, he managed to learn personally from technical specialist Alf Galustian, who is the co-founder of the Coerver Method, as well as other instructors in the region. In 2010, he became the youngest AFC 'B' License holder in Singapore at 26 years of age before he was overtaken by his own brother, Khidhir Khamis. Khairul Asyraf will be taking his AFC 'A' License in 2012. Khairul was appointed as the head coach of the Woodlands Wellington COE U14 in early 2012 when he was approached by the management of Woodlands Wellington FC to help create a new generation of footballers at their youth academy.
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