4 academy operations coordinator jobs found

Job Title: Club Secretary Reports to: Head of Football Operations (HOFO) Location: Bloomfield Road, Blackpool (with travel to the training venue) Hours: No less than 40 per week – to include evenings & weekends Salary: Dependant on Experience Who we are: Blackpool Football Club is an English Professional Association Football Club based in the seaside town of Blackpool, Lancashire. The Club was founded in 1887 and has a very storied history, from being a founding member of the Lancashire League in 1889, rising to the Top-Flight of the Football League (the old First Division) in 1930, to winning the FA Cup in 1953 and being promoted to the Premier League in 2010 (becoming the first Club to gain promotion from every division of the Football League via the play-off system). The team are competing in League One, the third tier of the English Football League. The Club have played their home games at Bloomfield Road since 1901. Job Purpose:...

1. Job purpose: Head Coach of the Under-21 team within the Professional Development Phase (PDP), delivering the Club’s technical programme (coaching phases, blocks, and position-specific profiles) so every player progresses toward first-team football in line with our playing style and long-term strategy. This role is pivotal in creating a supportive and challenging environment where young players can thrive, both on and off the pitch, aligning with the academy’s commitment to excellence and the elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). The coach will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the players, fostering a love for the game, and instilling our club motto of ‘By Skill &Hard Work’. 2. Duties and responsibilities: Coaching & Player Development (EPPP-Aligned) • Plan, design, deliver, and evaluate high-quality sessions (individual, unit, team) that reflect the Academy philosophy and position-specific requirements across PDP age...

About The Role   Role Description: AFC Wimbledon is a professional football club with a story like no other. Reformed by fans in 2002 to continue 135 years of Wimbledon sporting representation, the Dons returned home to Plough Lane in 2020 - to the Cherry Red Records Stadium - a 9,000-capacity ground funded predominantly by its own supporters. What makes AFC Wimbledon genuinely unique is who owns it. Through The Dons Trust, the club is majority fan-owned - with every one of its 7,500 members holding an equal stake and an equal vote. The men’s team play in League One. The women’s team also compete in the third tier. The Academy develops the next generation of professional players. And the AFC Wimbledon Foundation delivers award-winning community and charitable programmes across south London. The Membership & Marketing Manager is an important role within AFC Wimbledon and The Dons Trust, with primary...

About The Role   JOB TITLE            Women’s Teams Football Operations & Administrator    DEPARTMENT   Football Operations & Administration   RESPONSIBLE TO                     ,   Head of Women’s’ Football   SALARY                                          Competitive CONTRACT                                     Permanent Full-time, 40 hours a week WORK...