3 youth jobs found in Woodford Green

Overview Working as part of the Premier League Foundation Programmes and Impact team, the Education Programmes Executive will support the effective delivery and ongoing development of the Premier League Inspires programme across England and Wales. The role will work closely with colleagues across the Foundation, including the Education Programmes Manager, as well as football club charities and key partners, to ensure high-quality, evidence-led programme delivery aligned to strategic priorities. This includes supporting funded organisations to implement programme activity, monitoring performance and outcomes, and contributing to continuous improvement in delivery standards. A key aspect of the role will be supporting the oversight of the Premier League Inspires programme ensuring strong governance, value for money, and impact aligned to programme objectives. The postholder will work collaboratively with wider partners to help strengthen programme outcomes,...

JOB TITLE: Careers and Pathways Senior Officer DEPARTMENT: Education Team, Chelsea FC Foundation LOCATION: Stamford Bridge with travel to Cobham Training Ground and local education establishments CONTRACT: Full-time (35 hours per week)   JOB FUNCTION:  To support the development and delivery of Chelsea Foundation’s Futures programmes, creating meaningful opportunities for young people aged 14–25 to develop employability skills, explore career pathways and access experiences that support their future aspirations. Working closely with schools, partners and internal teams to deliver high-quality interventions aligned with Chelsea FC Foundation’s strategic objectives. Main Responsibilities:      Support the planning, coordination and delivery of Futures programmes and interventions, including career education workshops, experiences of the workplace opportunities and employability activities.    ...

Full job description The Development Manager will lead and oversee the Lively Kicks Development Programme, which provides the player development pathway into the Lively Kicks Academy. The programme will support players from approximately U3/U4 through to U12, providing a structured environment where young players can develop their technical ability, confidence, understanding of the game and overall football potential. The Development Manager will be responsible for ensuring that the Development Programme has a clear identity, philosophy and pathway, while working closely with coaches, parents and the Academy to ensure players are appropriately supported and, where suitable, progressed into the Lively Kicks Academy environment. The role will be central to identifying emerging talent within the Lively Kicks programme and ensuring that players have a clear pathway for their continued development. Key Responsibilities Development Programme Leadership...