3 Sports Management jobs

Barnes FC is seeking for youth academy secretary for football administration duties among various youth teams. The youth teams compete in London Country Saturday Youth League. Other duties assume to provide administrative support to Head of Youth Academy and to liaise with welfare officer as needed. Also, important part of the job is liaising with the league secretary and to organize the home and away games for youth teams on a timely basis. This is volunteer role, on 8-10 hours weekly commitment. Barnes Football Club is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to endorse this commitment. The above post requires an Enhanced Criminal Records Check via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checking service. We fully comply with the DBS Code of Practice and Safeguarding Children Policy/Regulations. Barnes Football Club is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in employment and its employment...

Be part of long-term ambitious plan and be ready to step in to put 6th oldest club in England where it belongs. The club plan to have a number of different youth age groups and will compete in London County Saturday Youth League for the following age groups: Trainings / Matches will be on Thu pm / Sat am at Barn Elms Sport Centre Sw13 0DG. The head of youth department responsibilities include: Managing entire youth department and suggest talents for adult development team Liaising with youth manager and coaches, and occassionally with adult team manager Achievement of the sporting strategy Achievement of youth development plan Liaising with welfare officer Work positively in accordance with our Equal Opportunities Policy Carry out any other duties as may be reasonably required Essential qualifications, skills, and abilities · Sport management and /or FA Coaching qualification Level 1 minimum - Previous work in similar role within youth department...

PURPOSE AND SCOPE The PFA is currently looking for a Player Services Executive who will assist in the growth of the PFA’s Women’s Football Department. The role will conduct regular visits to allocated Women’s Super League (WSL) and Women’s Super League (WSL 2) clubs to develop relationships with the PFA members at these clubs and promote the PFA generally. The Women’s Football Department assists PFA members with advice and signposting in the following areas: The benefits and services of the PFA The rules and regulations of FIFA, The Football Association (FA), Premier League (PL), English Football League (EFL), Women’s Super League (WSL) & Women’s Super League 2 (WSL 2) The standard players contract The England contract Contractual & Employment disputes Agents and Intermediaries Career ending injury Further PFA benefits, including: Education, Coaching, Player Welfare and Mental Health, Equality, Diversity & Inclusion, Community...