JOB PURPOSE
Luton Town FC Community Trust are looking for highly motivated, engaged and enthusiastic FA/UEFA qualified coaches to deliver high quality sessions within our youth development system that provides player pathways from grassroots to schoolboy academy football. Positions available at our Luton, Dunstable, Kempston and Arlesey Centres.
Luton Town FC Community Trust are looking to recruit qualified football coaches for the upcoming 2025/26 season who are be able to deliver age specific coaching programmes as part of the Clubs Youth Development system for recruited players (U8 -U16).
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
MAIN JOB REQUIREMENTS AND PERSON SPECIFICATION
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SAFEGUARDING STATEMENT
The Club is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
The Club has systems in place to ensure that the welfare of vulnerable groups is dealt with appropriately and sensitively. Everyone working at the Club has a duty of care to safeguard the welfare of children and young people by creating an environment that protects them from harm. Our standards of practice ensure all staff are fully aware and understand their responsibilities under safeguarding legislation and statutory guidance.
The Club ensures that all staff that have a direct responsibility for children, young people or vulnerable adults, have been subject to the most stringent of recruitment practices which include Criminal Record Checks and reference checks. These staff are alert to signs of abuse or maltreatment and will refer concerns to the relevant Designated Safeguarding Officers using the agreed safeguarding procedures.
EQUALITY STATEMENT
The individual must at all times, carry out their duties with due regard to the Clubs policies and procedures and in particular the Club’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy.
The individual must ensure a positive commitment towards equality and diversity by treating others fairly and not committing any form of direct or indirect discrimination, victimisation, or harassment of any description and to promote positive working relationships between all internal and external stakeholders. The individual must contribute to encouraging equality and respecting diversity by embedding such values in the workplace and challenging inappropriate behaviour and processes.
Established in 1885, Luton Town Football Club compete in the second tier of English Football, the Sky Bet Championship. Nicknamed the Hatters after the town’s famous hat-making industry in the early 20th century, the team play their home games at the all-seated and family-orientated Kenilworth Road stadium, where they have been situated since 1905. The club have enjoyed many seasons in the top-flight of English football and the greatest day came when the team won the League Cup at Wembley in 1988 with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Arsenal. Kenilworth Road opens its doors for 23 league matches during the football season which runs between August and April, but the stadium is not just a place for the beautiful game. The club offers a large variety of entertainment, including Specs – a comedy club which pays homage to legendary comedian, and Luton supporter, Eric Morecambe. As well comedy, Kenilworth Road also hosts business exhibitions and has a marriage licence should you fancy tying the knot. For more information about the club, including the fixtures for the season ahead, check out the official website at www.lutontown.co.uk. Twitter: @LutonTown Facebook: Luton Town Football Club Instagram: ltfc_official