Woking Football Club - Academy Sports Therapist Internship (2025/26 season)
- Woking FC Academy
- Woking, UK
- 23 Apr, 2025
Job Description
Start date: July 2025/26 Season
Salary: Expenses Paid
Reports to: James Clark – Assistant Manager
Summary:
Woking FC Academy are delighted to announce that we are welcoming applications from gradates who are seeking an internship in a professional Sport Science department for the new upcoming 25/26 season. The ideal candidate would have a Bachelors Degree in Sports Therapy or Physiotherapy.
Roles & Responsibilities:
● Conduct appropriate medical screenings, physical assessments and injury prevention programmes.
● Communicate effectively with players, parents, and coaching staff regarding injury statuses and return to play protocols.
● Assists with the medical care towards players on match days.
Requirements:
● Bachelors Degree in Sports Therapy or Physiotherapy.
How to Apply:
Please send your CV and Cover letter to James Clark – Assistant Academy Manager
James@wokingcitc.org
The closing date for this post will be the 30th May 2025.
Woking FC Academy is a National League licensed academy. We aim to develop each and every player to reach their full potential, instilling ambition and a professional attitude. We work as closely as possible to Category 3 Academy standards, creating a professional environment in which players thrive.
Players within our full-time education program train 5-6 hours per week at CITC’s sports hub. Their development is supported by video analysis of training and matches, group workshops and strength and conditioning sessions. One-to-one reviews are held twice every season, along with player reports so that both the coaching staff and the players themselves have a clear focus on individual development.
Woking FC Academy plays competitive matches in the U18 Isthmian League, U19 National League and also have the opportunity to play in U23 fixtures. Players in our Elite Development Plan (EDP) compete in the Tactic League and National B League. Cup competitions are a feature of the fixture calendar. Pre-season training includes friendlies and there are opportunities to travel abroad for football tours and tournaments, including the Gothia Cup.
Our Youth Academy runs from u10 to u16 boys and u12 to u16 girls, each team trains twice a week totalling 2 1/2 hours of training per week for each squad, they then compete in the Junior Premier League (JPL) with matches taking place on Saturdays.