3 academy jobs found in Sheffield

Location:   Manchester, GB Full Time / Part Time:   Full Time Contract Type:   Permanent   Lead the Player Health and Performance function for Manchester City Women in a permanent, full-time role based at the City Football Academy in Manchester. This is a high-impact leadership appointment for a practitioner who brings deep expertise and experience leading multidisciplinary teams in elite sport. You will enable practitioners to integrate health and performance practice, so we develop physically and psychologically robust players, maximise availability, and enable excellent on-pitch performance.   Who We Are   Manchester City Women is a team driven by ambition, belief and a desire to keep pushing the game forward. Founded in 1988 and relaunched in 2014, we have grown into a consistent force in the women’s game, competing at the...

Salary:  Please state your expectations within your application Contract:  Full Time, 42 hours a week Location:  The Nigel Doughty Academy, Nottingham, NG2 7SR Department:  Forest Women Reporting to:  Head of Women and Girls Football Closing Date For Applications: 26th August 2026 About the Role: The role will involve working as an integral part of the Girls Academy, facilitating the delivery of the performance analysis programme predominantly for the women first team. The role will require a hard-working individual, who is able to work with a high level of detail and accuracy, whilst being comfortable with operating in a fast-paced, modern environment. The Perks of the Job: Opportunity to access tickets for events at The City Ground. Employee Assistance Programme. Access to high street and gym discounts. Discount within our Club shop. Free on-site parking....

Stoke City Football Club of the English Football League is looking to recruit a part time Women’s First Team Goalkeeping Coach to support ongoing operations at the Clayton Wood Training Ground. The successful applicant would have responsibility for leading the Women teams’ goalkeepers, and supporting the Girls’ Goalkeeping Coach with the implementation of the goalkeeping curriculum from age groups U10s-16s. From planning coaching sessions within the coaching development programme, through to the delivery, monitoring and analysing performances, this is a comprehensive role perfect for an individual with a commitment to developing players to the best of their abilities. The coaching department plays a key role in supporting the development of players at the Club. This is a fantastic opportunity to coach and develop players in an elite environment to build on the recent success of both the Women’s First Team and the Girls’ Academy. The role...