10 womens football jobs found in Woking

Full job description Overview We are seeking a dynamic and strategic Women's Recruitment Manager to lead our talent acquisition initiatives focused on attracting and engaging female candidates. This role involves developing innovative lead generation strategies, managing applicant tracking systems, and fostering strong relationships with internal teams and external partners. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in enhancing our employer brand through social media management and utilise various HRIS platforms to streamline recruitment processes. This is an exciting opportunity for a professional with a passion for human resources and a keen understanding of the latest recruitment technologies. Duties Develop and implement effective lead generation strategies to attract qualified female candidates across diverse channels. Manage and optimise applicant tracking systems (ATS) such as Workday, Taleo, PeopleSoft, and HRIS platforms to ensure...

A number of exciting vacancies have become available for the 2025/26 season. We are seeking to recruit highly-motivated individuals to join a range of departments within the club. Successful candidates will enjoy working collaboratively as part of a team and be enthusiastic and hardworking, with responsibilities including meeting deadlines, communicating effectively, and maintaining a high standard of professionalism and accountability in all tasks.

A number of exciting vacancies have become available for the 2025/26 season. We are seeking to recruit highly-motivated individuals to join a range of departments within the club. Successful candidates will enjoy working collaboratively as part of a team and be enthusiastic and hardworking, with responsibilities including meeting deadlines, communicating effectively, and maintaining a high standard of professionalism and accountability in all tasks.

A number of exciting vacancies have become available for the 2025/26 season. We are seeking to recruit highly-motivated individuals to join a range of departments within the club. Successful candidates will enjoy working collaboratively as part of a team and be enthusiastic and hardworking, with responsibilities including meeting deadlines, communicating effectively, and maintaining a high standard of professionalism and accountability in all tasks.

A number of exciting vacancies have become available for the 2025/26 season. We are seeking to recruit highly-motivated individuals to join a range of departments within the club. Successful candidates will enjoy working collaboratively as part of a team and be enthusiastic and hardworking, with responsibilities including meeting deadlines, communicating effectively, and maintaining a high standard of professionalism and accountability in all tasks.

About The Role   This role is central to the planning and delivery of high-quality training within the Girls’ Pathway. The successful candidate will design and lead engaging, progressive sessions that are closely aligned with player development objectives. Beyond technical delivery, they will play a key role in guiding the individual development of players, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment that promotes both personal growth and athletic progression. In addition to coaching responsibilities, the role will involve organising and managing fixtures—particularly during half-term periods—ensuring players have valuable opportunities to apply their learning in competitive settings. This position requires strong leadership, communication, and organisational skills, along with a passion for nurturing talent and supporting the long-term progression of players within the pathway. Available Roles...

About The Role   About The Role: Plan, deliver and review engaging coaching sessions across multiple squads Provide individualised feedback and monitor progress through IDPs (Individual Development Plans) Contribute to matchday preparation, in-game coaching and individual post-match feedback for individual players Work collaboratively within our multi-disciplinary team Record session plans and player progress on our club system Maintain clear and professional communication with players, parents and staff Promote and uphold safeguarding, player welfare and the Academy’s values at all times Available Roles Girls’ Individual Development Coaches: Fridays (5-9pm), and Saturdays (Variable) 5-7 hours per week Girls’ JPL Coach: Tuesdays (5-6pm), Wednesdays (6–8pm), and Saturdays (Variable) 6 hours per week Coaches must be available for these hours on a consistent basis each week....

Be part of our journey... Location: Staplewood Campus Hours: Full Time Contract Type: Permanent Criminal Record Check: DBS Enhanced with Childs Barred List   What is the role? We are seeking a Performance Wellbeing Lead to join our Girls and Women’s team to support the professional women's players with their mental, physical, social and financial needs in their playing and future careers while ensuring individual development plans are in place to prepare them for the pressures associated with professional football.   What will you be doing? You will create a collaborative performance wellbeing blueprint that is specific to female athletes, utilising key staff within the multi-disciplinary team with a focus on building positive and effective relationships to ensure clarity of roles while maintaining strict confidentiality behaviours when discussing players.   You will carry out 121 meetings with all 1st team players to...

​ Position: Finance / Admin (Part time)  - Women's Team Location :  The Valley Salary £15,500 Hours: Part Time About Us: Charlton Athletic Football Club is an English professional association football club based in Charlton, south-east London. The club was founded on June 9th, 1905 and has a very storied history from rising to the top-flight of English Football in the 1930s (First Division) and again in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, to winning the FA Cup in 1947 and to leaving their Valley home in the mid-1980s only to make an impassioned return in 1992. Historically, the women's team played under Charlton Athletic from 2000 to 2007 but were released to become an independently run team in 2007 following the men's team's relegation from the Premier League. The women's team were originally formed as a non-professional team in 1991 and were highly successful in the early 2000s winning The FA Cup, the League Cup, and the Charity Shield, as...

About The Role   Accommodation required from local families for our apprentices. Gillingham FC are looking to recruit Host Families who can provide a home away from home to our young players, aged 16 to 18. Could you provide a supportive, safe, and caring ‘home-from-home’ environment for our academy players who are away from home whilst training at Gillingham FC? We are looking for host-families to provide live-in accommodation for our academy players, aged 16-18, local to MEMS Priestfield Stadium to undertake their two-year football scholarship. The host family provider will help fulfil the club’s duty of care to our young people by ensuring a safe, supportive, and nurturing home. The host family will be supported by Gillingham FC and will maintain consistent liaison with the Player Care Manager and Academy DSO.   Role Description: Could you provide a supportive, safe, and caring...