3 head football coach jobs found

Employer:  London Athletic Football Club Job Title: Lead Foundation Phase Coach Rate of Pay:  Dependent on qualifications and experience (£18 to £35 per hour) Location:  LAFC – Mill Hill Powerleague, Barnet Type:  Casual Worker Agreement Passport/Visa:  Must be eligible to work in the UK We are looking to recruit a lead football coach for our U7’s-U12’s age group, that can demonstrate the ability to plan, deliver and review coaching sessions in line with our curriculum for LAFC players. You will be required to coach evenings and weekends, as well as be expected to attend and contribute to regular Continuous Professional Development (CPD) events that take place throughout the season. Our teams play in the JPL and Harrow Youth League, we also hold advanced development sessions. Our coaches have frequent visits to local professional club academies to play against academy teams. We also offer coaching sessions in local schools. The successful candidate will enjoy...

Here at West Bromwich Albion Football Club we have an exciting opportunity to join our Academy Coaching team as Lead U9 Coach.  ​ The main purpose of this role is to manage the U9 programme and to assist the lead foundation phase coach. Why should you work for us? Enhanced Annual Leave, which increases through years of service. Enhanced Sick Pay linked with service. Life assurance Health Cash Plan Season tickets. Discount in the Club Store on selected dates. Free refreshments at all Club premises. Free Parking at all Club premises. Employee Assistance Program. Mental Health & Wellbeing Support. Equality and Diversity West Bromwich Albion FC is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to provide equality and fairness for all employees and opposes all forms of unlawful and unfair discrimination and positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of...

We are Girls United:  an organisation that stands for a world with a level playing field, on and off the pitch. We establish grassroots football clubs for girls in multiple locations and use football as a tool to empower individuals. Being part of the Girls United team means believing in the cause and being invested in the progress of the organisation. Founded on values of equality, inclusion and empowerment, the organisation is a space for innovation, action and growth with positive social impact at its roots. We are growing quickly and undertaking a series of exciting projects. Reports to:  London Programme Lead (FC) Hours:  Two weekday evening training sessions per week and one Sunday fixture (during term time). TRAINING:  Monday to Thursday evenings, 60 or 90 minutes between 5:00pm and 8:30pm depending on age group, evening and venue. FIXTURES:  Sundays, kick-off times between 9:30am and 3:00pm. Duration depends on age group. ADMIN:  Up to 5...