3 jobs found in Oxford

JOB TITLE: Hampshire PDP Coordinator DEPARTMENT: Commercial, Soccer Schools, Hampshire DIRECT REPORTS: Contracted Coaches LOCATION: Sparsholt College, Westley Lane, Sparsholt, Winchester, Hampshire SO21 2NF CONTRACT: . Permanent, 35 hours any 6 of 7 days.   Closing date: 4th September 2026 We encourage you to apply as soon as possible. In the event that we receive a large number of applications, the position may be filled before the listed closing date. To avoid missing out, please submit your application at your earliest convenience. MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES:        To help lead on the effective planning, communication and execution of the Player Development Programme running in Hampshire. These to include, but not limited to all In-School and Out of School activity, Player Development Programme activity and the various activity delivered during the school holidays. ...

Job Description Business Operations Coordinator   Birmingham City Football Club Permanent | Full-Time (37.5 hours per week) Location: St. Andrew's Stadium, Birmingham, B9 4RL   Birmingham City Football Club is on the rise. With an incredible history dating back to 1875, Birmingham City Football Club is part of an exciting period of accelerated growth and modernisation and is playing its part in a once-in-a-generation opportunity to support the transformation of England's second city as part of the Sports Quarter project.   With significant investment across our football, commercial and community operations, we are rebuilding the Club for long-term success, both on and off the pitch.   The journey we are on involves strengthening our structures, elevating our performance environments, growing our teams and investing heavily in the people, processes and culture that will define the next chapter of...

Description About Bloomsbury Football Foundation In 2018, Bloomsbury Football Foundation started with four kids and a bag of footballs on a housing estate in Camden. Today, we reach over 6,500 children and young people every week across London — and we're just getting started. We exist because not every child grows up with the same opportunities to play, belong, and progress. Too many young people are locked out of the game by cost, circumstance, or geography. We're changing that — using football, the world's most popular sport, as a powerful vehicle for health, wellbeing, and social change. It's not about producing stars. It's about shaping better futures. In just a few years, our income has grown from £1m to over £5m. We're now expanding beyond London into areas of deprivation across the country, with ambitions to reach over 40,000 young people every week by 2031. No other sport-for-good charity in the UK has achieved scale at this level....