Joseph Kojo Doe-Adjani - Tennis Coach

Accra
Ghana

Hello, I am Joseph Kojo Doe-Adjani, popularly known as Coach Joe. I am an experienced tennis coach with over thirty-three (33) years of coaching and thirty-nine (39) years of playing experience. I have a strong background in tennis training, having worked with various institutions and clubs in Accra, Ghana. I am dedicated, hardworking, and passionate about developing tennis players at all levels.

Qualifications

Regent University College of Science and Technology, Accra — Graduated December 2010
ITF Coaching Course Level One, Accra — January 2012
International Coaches Course, Lome, Togo — December 2011
ITF Worldwide Coaches Workshop, Antalya, Turkey — October 2005
ITF Coaching Course Level Two, Accra — May 2016

Coaching times & fees

I have coached at multiple venues with flexible hours, including:

Army Officers’ Mess Tennis Club, Accra (1999–2023)
University of Ghana, Legon (2008–2018)
Sunrise Hotel Social Club, North Ridge, Accra (1989–1999)

I am available for coaching sessions that can last three or more hours, demonstrating stamina and dedication.

Please contact me on WhatsApp: +233244670504 or Email: joedoeadjani@gmail.com for further information on my availability and salary requirements.

Further information

Ghana Tennis Federation (ITF)
Supported by National Head Coach Noah B. Bukari and Secretary General Madam Philipina

I have participated in and won several key tournaments, including

Seniors Open Tennis Tournament (Ghana): Multiple-time winner in the 35 to 45 age categories from 2011 onward.
National Boys’ 18 Championship: Champion in earlier years as a junior player.
Men’s Open National Tournaments: Winner and finalist in various editions during his competitive playing career.
Inter-Club Tennis Competitions in Accra: Competed and won titles representing clubs such as the Army Officers’ Mess Tennis Club and Sunrise Hotel Social Club.
University Games Tournaments: Participated actively in the Ghana University Students Association (GUSA) games, West Africa University Games (WAUG), and Federation of International University Students (FIUS) games, both as a player and coach.

Experience

Army Officers’ Mess Tennis Club (1999–2023): Coached military personnel and the public, trained the army tennis team for tournaments, and maintained tennis courts.
University of Ghana, Legon (2008–2018): Trained university teams for inter-hall games, Ghana University Students Association (GUSA) games, West Africa University Games (WAUG), and Federation of International University Students (FIUS) games.
Sunrise Hotel Social Club (1989–1999): Coached hotel guests, club members, and the public; played competitively in inter-club and national tournaments.
Achievements include winning the Seniors Open in age categories 35 to 45 from 2011 onwards, and previous wins in boys’ 18 and men’s open categories.
Developed players who represented Ghana nationally and ranked between 1 and 4 nationally, with many currently living abroad. One of my sons currently plays for the national junior team.

Testimonial

My name is Enock Godi, and I have the distinct honor of serving as the Founder and President of Hope Performance Tennis, a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to empowering young children in Ghana through the transformative sport of tennis. In this significant journey, I have had the privilege of working alongside many remarkable individuals, and among them, Coach Joseph Doe Adjani truly stands out as one of our most exceptional coaches specializing in player development. From the moment Coach Adjani joined our team, it became evident that he possessed not only an extraordinary understanding of the game but also an unwavering dedication to nurturing the potential of each young athlete he coaches. He is an incredibly hardworking individual who invests his entire energy and effort into the development of our players on and off the court. His relentless work ethic and commitment to excellence have inspired not only the children he coaches but also his fellow colleagues within our organization. Coach Joseph Doe Adjani’s approach to coaching extends far beyond technical instruction; he is deeply invested in the holistic development of our players. He meticulously focuses on every aspect of their game, including tactical understanding, physical conditioning, mental resilience, and sportsmanship. He designs tailored training sessions that are both challenging and enjoyable, ensuring that each player is engaged and motivated to improve. His ability to recognize individual strengths and areas for growth allows him to create personalized development plans that cater to the unique needs of each child. What truly sets Coach Adjani apart is his profound passion for tennis and his genuine care for his players. This passion radiates during every training session, manifesting in the way he encourages and motivates the children to strive for their best. He fosters a positive and inclusive environment where young players feel safe to express themselves, take risks, and learn from their mistakes. With his guidance, many children have not only enhanced their tennis skills but have also gained confidence, discipline, and a sense of community. In summary, Coach Joseph Doe Adjani is an invaluable asset to Hope Performance Tennis and to the future of Ghanaian tennis. His hard work, dedication, and fervor for the sport are apparent in the remarkable progress of every player he mentors. I have no doubt that his continued influence will help shape the next generation of tennis stars in our community, and I wholeheartedly recommend him for any recognition or opportunity that celebrates excellence in coaching and player development.

Enock Godi, Founder and President of Hope Performance Tennis

Testimonial

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to testify that MR JOSEPH KOJO DOE-ADJANI was an employee at SUNRISE HOTEL for the period of 6 years as a Tennis Coach from August 1993 – April 1999. During this six (6) years Joe Doe discharged his duties perfectly as a Tennis Coach, training the Hotel Guests who were interested in the game and the club members of the SUNRISE SOCIAL TENNIS CLUB. JOSEPH KOJO DOE-ADJANI was God fearing, humble, respectful, hardworking. He was ever ready to assist his colleagues to perform other duties at the hotel. Without hesitation, I would recommend him to any Organisation or individual who may require his services. Dated this 15th Day of October, 2002

Mike Eghan, (Director) Sunrise Hotel Accra

Testimonial

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN SS NO 42925859 JOSEPH KOJO DOE-ADJANI – COACH This is to confirm that Mr JOSEPH KOJO DOE-ADJANI is the head coach of Army Officers’ Tennis Club. He has been in employment for the club since 2000. Apart from being the Head Coach, Mr Doe on many occasions has organised many tournaments for the club involving other tennis clubs such as Bank of Ghana Tennis Club, Korle-Bu Hospital Tennis Club, Accra Sports Stadium Tennis Club, and United States Embassy Tennis Club among others. Mr Doe-Adjani exhibits a high sense of duty, discipline, loyalty, responsibility and self-respect. He is hardworking, obedient and eager to assist the club in all its activities. He can be entrusted with any job with little supervision. I would therefore not hesitate to recommend him to anyone one that may require his services. Thank you.

JFNK FREEMAN, Lieutenant Colonel for Chairman

Testimonial

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, I am pleased to write this letter in strong support of Joseph Kojo Doe-Adjani for any tennis coaching opportunities. As the Vice President of the Ghana Tennis Federation (GTF), I have had the privilege of working with Joseph over the years and have witnessed firsthand his dedication, expertise, and outstanding contributions to tennis development in the country. Joseph holds an ITF Level 2 Coaching Certification, a testament to his technical knowledge and commitment to the sport. His coaching career has been marked by producing top-tier national tennis players and successfully coaching Ghana’s national teams in various international competitions. His ability to identify, nurture, and refine talent has been instrumental in elevating Ghana’s presence in regional and global tennis tournaments. Given his experience, qualifications, and track record of success, I have no hesitation in recommending Joseph Kojo Doe-Adjani for any coaching role. He will undoubtedly bring excellence, professionalism, and a winning mindset to any program or institution he joins. Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. Yours in Sports,

Cedric Dzelu , Vice President, Ghana Tennis Federation