4 coaching jobs found

Full job description This is a sessional, deemed employee role, paid at a rate of £30 per session. Sessions will be offered on an as-needed basis and are subject to availability and the requirements of the Club. Job role: To embrace a holistic approach to the development of all young Tranmere Rovers players within the designated age group. To plan, deliver and review age-appropriate coaching sessions, matchdays and off-pitch work in alignment with our coaching and playing philosophy. To ensure each individual player under your provision has an up-to-date individual development plan which is being worked towards consistently. Main duties : Ensure that all sessions are planned, setting out the learning intentions which the session is intending to achieve and the coaching which will be given in order to achieve them. Deliver the Coaching Programme for players in an age group. Contribute to the multi-disciplinary reviews of all players in the age...

VOLUNTARY FOOTBALL SCOUTS WANTED Regional Feeder League Representative Team The West Yorkshire Association Football League is looking for enthusiastic and knowledgeable Voluntary Football Scouts to help us identify the best players from across our league to be called up into the League Representative team. Working closely with the Representative Team Manager and his coaching staff , you will play an important role in spotting players with the quality, ability and attitude to step up and represent the League. The Role Regularly attend league and cup fixtures across the league geography on Saturday afternoons. Identify and recommend players capable of playing at Representative team football. Assess technical ability, tactical awareness, physical attributes, attitude and overall potential. Provide concise feedback and player recommendations to the Representative Team Manager and coaching staff via the Scouting Report Form. Work closely with the...

Summary As a key member of San Diego FC’s Recruitment team, the Scout will help shape the future of the Club by identifying exceptional professional and amateur talent from around the world who have the potential to thrive within the Right to Dream ecosystem. Reporting to the Assistant Sporting Director, this role will play an important part in building and executing a global talent identification strategy—connecting San Diego FC to emerging players, markets, clubs, academies, federations and football communities across Right to Dream’s global network.   This is a highly connected, football-first role for someone who can see both the player and the person: recognizing talent that aligns not only with our style of play and player profiles, but also with the culture, values and development philosophy that define Right to Dream. Through live and video scouting, data, research and relationships across the global football landscape, the Scout will identify,...