8 coaching jobs found in Bristol

DEPARTMENT: BCFC Academy REPORTS TO: Lead Cell Coach LOCATION: Robins High Performance Centre, BS8 3TN HOURS: Part Time, 16 hours per week Overview We are looking for a committed and exceptional person to join us as an Academy Coach within our U15/16s team: Key Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Responsible for planning and delivering coaching sessions that follow the club philosophy and deliver the coaching curriculum programme for your respective age. Responsible for your age group on match day, including to plan, observe and provide feedback regarding individual player performance. To evaluate players from coaching sessions and matches and ensure that the relevant information is recorded fully on The Kitman Labs Intelligence Platform. Ensuring that Players’ welfare and safeguarding is always protected. Contributing to the talent identification process where appropriate. Undertaking administrative tasks related to the...

JOB PURPOSE Bristol Sport Foundation As a Head Sports Coach you are passionate, organised and resilient. You’ll be motivated by the challenges that come with managing your school relationships as well as classes of children effectively. What’s important to you is the ability to be part of an amazing team, and the varied nature of a job. On-going training will be offered to support you strive for excellence within the role.    Key Responsibilities To plan and deliver high quality and engaging PE lessons, classroom-based sports education programmes, pupil mentoring, lunchtime/after school clubs and holiday camps in primary schools.  To inspire children to lead an active, healthy, happy lifestyle. Maintain the health and safety of those involved in your sessions. To monitor and evaluate sessions to improve the quality and impact.  Effectively manage school relationships, acting as the day-to-day point of contact with...

About The Role   Job Title U8 - U10 Age Group Coach Department Academy Reports To Academy Manager  Direct Reports Head of Coaching / Foundation Phase Lead Coach Key Contacts Internal:  Academy Players, Academy Manager, Head of Coaching, Phase Lead Coach, Coaching Staff, Medical & Sports Science Teams, Academy Operations Manager External:  Parents/Guardians, Grassroots Clubs Budgetary Responsibilities None Location Newport Int Sports Village, Newport NP19 4RA  USW Sports Park, Treforest CF37 5UP Hours Two training sessions per week, plus match-day Job Purpose Newport County AFC Academy is seeking a part-time U8–U10 Age Group Coach to deliver its coaching syllabus...

About The Role   Academy Age Group Coach (Part Time) Location: USW Sports Park (Treforest) / Newport International Sports Village.   A fantastic opportunity has arisen to join the Newport County AFC Academy Coaching Department. The Academy is seeking to recruit a part-time Youth Development Age Group Coach to follow the existing coaching syllabus within the Academy phase. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in developing players in line with Newport County AFC’s training/games programme and will be provided support in their professional development by the Phase Leads and Head of Coaching About The Candidate Qualifications Essential: 1  UEFA B licence outfield award  2  EFAiF or Level 2 First Aid Equivalent 3  DBS...

About The Role   Is knowledgeable and in coaching the technical and tactical Principles of play in the small-sided games format including 5v5, 7v7. Support development of Pre-Academy Players. To be available for all internal CPD and keep relevant FA qualifications up to date. A genuine team player. Flexibility and willingness to learn. Such other duties as may be appropriate to achieve the objectives of the post and to assist the Lead Coach. Maintains 95% attendance throughout the season. UEFA C qualified  Rate of pay:   Training sessions: £12.50 per hour   Game day rate: As per band illustration. Training Sessions: Wednesday 4.30-5.30pm, Friday 4.30-5.30pm, Saturday 11.00am-1.00pm All sessions are based at New College, Swindon. Game Day: Variable Saturdays. About The Candidate Emergency First Aid in Football (EFAiF) FA...

Full job description Job Summary We are looking for a Community Development Officer who is passionate about developing, thriving and successful Community Development Programmes. We are seeking a driven, energetic, and ambitious individual to plan and deliver our structured programmes in line with our charitable objectives and targets. Candidates will have the tenacity to achieve targets and the creativity to overcome challenges. Candidates must have the ability to inspire and motivate people from all backgrounds and communities. Responsibilities The Community Development Officer will work alongside the Assistant Head of Foundation to: Plan and deliver high-quality, age-appropriate football coaching sessions within the local community, aligned to the STFCCF scheme of work, ensuring sessions are inclusive, engaging and development-focused. Support the development of participants across both Sports Development & Participation programmes, as well...

About The Role   Academy Sports Therapist / Physiotherapist / Rehabilitator  Responsible to:  Academy Senior Physiotherapist Build Relationships with Internal: Technical Development Lead, Assistant Academy Director, Academy Head of Coaching, Lead Phase Coaches, Lead Goalkeeping Coach, Coaches (Part Time), Heads of department, Player Care Manager External: Premier League & Football League, FA, Universities/colleges, FAYCD, and PFA.   Salary:  Hourly rate for clinic / Banded pay for fixtures Location:  Swindon Town FC, The County Ground, County Road, Swindon, SN1 2ED Working Pattern and Work base This is a causal paid role which will involve being present at training sessions and fixtures on a Sunday (home/away) New College, New College Dr, Swindon SN3 1AH Kingsdown School, Hyde Rd, Swindon SN2 7SH Beversbrook Sports Facility, Calne SN11 9FL Royal...

YOUTH ENGAGEMENT OFFICER  The Community Trust is recruiting a Youth Engagement Officer to support the planning, delivery and development of engaging community and school-based programmes for young people aged 8–17 who have been referred due to involvement in, or being at significant risk of, offending behaviour, low school attendance, or being NEET (not in education, employment or training). Working closely with the project lead, the Youth Engagement Officer will play a key supporting role in creating safe, structured and inclusive environments where young people feel motivated, valued and supported to participate. The role will involve assisting in the delivery of high-quality sessions, building positive and professional relationships with young people, and providing consistent encouragement, mentoring and guidance to support their personal and social development. The successful candidate will help young people to re-engage with education, develop confidence and...