3 jobs found in Burton upon Trent

1.      The Department Our Girls Academy Department has established itself as a leader in girls youth football development, consistently delivering the highest standards in coaching, education and training across 10 teams with players aged U10 – U21. We are committed to nurturing talent and creating a supportive and professional environment and we are proud of the role we play in shaping the next generation of female footballers as demonstrated in our recent success with our U21s winning the Professional Game Academy Plate. To support our continued growth and success of our programme we are seeking a proactive and detail-orientated Operations Manager to join our team.   2.      The Role The Operations Manager is a key person who will lead and manage the daily operational delivery across our Girls Academy. You will support the technical and strategic aims of our programme through effective co-ordination and compliance, logistical oversight and...

Birmingham City Football Club is on the rise. With an incredible history dating back to 1875, Birmingham City 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. ​ ​ Birmingham City Women FC is seeking a dedicated and driven  Women’s Recruitment Analyst  to support the identification and recruitment of talented players for both the Women’s First Team and the Club’s Academy Pathway. This role is central to ensuring the club continues to build a strong, sustainable, and successful squad through evidence-based scouting and performance analysis. ​...

Full job description About the Role Lostock Gralam FC is launching inclusive  Women’s Mental Health Football Sessions  and is seeking a passionate and supportive individual to lead and facilitate these sessions. Sessions will be a minimum of one evening per month at our club, pitch, training equipment and clubhouse will be available. The programme is designed to provide  casual, inclusive football opportunities  for women experiencing mental health challenges. Sessions are informal, welcoming, and open to all, no formal diagnosis or referral is required. Key Responsibilities Plan and deliver relaxed, inclusive football sessions Create a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment Encourage participation, confidence, and social connection Adapt sessions based on participant needs (including indoor alternatives during poor weather) Engage with the club and wider community to promote the sessions Who...