3 coach for womens team jobs found

About The Role   Reports to : Head of Goalkeeping, Head of Women's Operations  Location:  Based primarily at the TSG Elite Training and Performance Centre (travel will be required for away fixtures) Hours:  Sessional (evening and weekend work will be required) Job Purpose : To assist with the coaching and management of the Women's 1st Team, the training of its Goalkeepers and transition of youth players Remuneration:  Subject to experience (per hour)   Role Accountabilities and Key Duties To lead on the delivery of coaching goalkeeping sessions for the Women's First Team, Reserve and U16 goalkeepers To plan, prepare and evaluate coaching sessions in line with the Coaching Programme and Syllabus, as directed by Head of Methodology or Head of Goalkeeping To keep accurate records of coaching sessions, fixtures, learning objectives, and other necessary work as required within an...

Women’s First Team – Lead Goalkeeping Coach Birmingham City Women’s Football Club is on the rise. ​ Birmingham City Women’s Football Club is part of an exciting period of accelerated growth and modernisation and /is playing it’s part in 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 — on and off the pitch. The journey we’re 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 Birmingham City FC. ​ About the Role ​We are seeking a high-performing and driven Lead Goalkeeping Coach to design and lead an elite goalkeeping...

Lincoln City Football Club Academy and Lincoln City Foundation are looking for enthusiastic, skilled football coaches to work on our Elite Development Pathway, working with our girls academy programme which consists of two weekly training sessions with a Saturday matchday in the Junior Premier League. The Elite Development Pathway girls academy look to support the technical, individual tactical, unit tactical, team tactical, physical, psychological and social development of girls U13-U16 who are perceived to have a high level of potential. The programme aims to support the development of girls through structured and engaging practices, while monitoring the girls to support the recommendation into the English FA at the right time for the child. Roles & Responsibilities: Training • Plan, deliver and review effective sessions to support the development of tactical understanding as an individual, unit and team in line with the tactical curriculum. • Plan in...