SUMMARY OF ROLE:
We currently have an opportunity for an Academy Pre 16 Education Officer at our fantastic training ground. The Academy Pre 16 Education Officer is responsible for coordinating the delivery and tracking of education for players and their parents from U9 – U16 and the Hybrid Training Model and to provide classroom support and cover for players on the PDP FTTM.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Management of the Academy Education U9 – U18 tracking systems
Creation, dissemination and follow ups of data tracking requests to U9 – U16 schools
Management of Academy Education & Player Care registers
Creation of U9 – U16 MDT reports based on school and Academy data in line with the MDT schedules
Attendance and input to the MDT review meetings
Attendance and input to the MDT operations meetings
Dissemination of introductory and transition letters and data sharing agreements to schools.
Dissemination of regular U9 – U16 reports to school in line with the Academy annual schedule
Coordination and delivery of the Academy Hybrid Training Model (HTM) compensatory education provision
Creation and management of the Home School Club Agreements for the HTM
Creation, input to and management of ILPs and reports
Classroom support as needed for players on the PDP full time model, primarily the BTEC Level 3.
Input to the coordination and delivery of the Academy Holistic Development Programme for the U9 – U16 Players and Parents (Lifeskills)
Engagement with the Premier League Enrichment Programme
Attend U9 – U16 trips and tours as needed to provide compensatory education and feedback to schools
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & EXPERINCE:
2+ years experience in a teaching and learning role
2+ years experience in a previous administration role
Familiarity with excel, Office 365 and docusign
A form of teaching qualification (Cert Ed, PGCE, HLTA)
FA DBS check
FA Safeguarding Children
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & EXPERINCE:
Previous experiences working in an academic intervention setting
Previous experience working with and support families
Previous experience working in an education setting
Previous experience working in a professional sports academy
REQUIRED BEHAVIORAL ATTRIBUTES
Efficient and organised
Communicates using a variety of methods and using an age-appropriate vocabulary
Builds positive relationships with the players, staff and all stakeholders
Demonstrates outstanding listening, verbal and written communication skills
Competent with modern technologies that support the performance of their duties
Inspires others and is a positive role model
Is personable and able to connect and build relationships with others easily
Demands high standards and has an attention to detail
Able to create a good learning environment
Shares the vision and values of the Academy and is motivated to achieve its objectives
Able to work in a high-profile environment with regular media coverage and public interest
Is responsible and acts in the best interests of the Academy
Is open minded, innovative and willing to explore new ideas/concepts
Enjoys facing challenges and have the resilience and resourcefulness to see complex tasks
through
Is proactive and able to identify and mitigate risks
Is a collaborator and relishes the opportunity to work alongside others to overcome challenges
and achieve goals
Willing to share their knowledge experience as part of a community of practice
Able to work with players, staff and other stakeholders of varying ages, experience, backgrounds and cultures
Committed to personal development and continuous improvement
Possesses a strong work ethic and are motivated to be the best they can be
Able to promote the positive image of the Academy and the Club
EQUALITY & DIVERSITY:
As we are a diverse organisation that respects differences in race, ethnicity, religion or belief(s), gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, age or with regards to pregnancy or maternity, we welcome all applications. We want everyone to feel valued and included in the football community and to achieve their full potential. Leeds United is opposed
to any form of discrimination and commits itself to the redress of any inequalities by taking positive action where appropriate.
SAFEGUARDING & RECRUITMENT:
Leeds United FC are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk, and expect all staff to share this commitment. All staff, whatever their role will receive safeguarding training and will be expected to champion the culture of 'safeguarding is everybody's responsibility'.
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Everyone at Leeds United is dedicated to working as one team and to be the best we can be.
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