6 coordinator jobs found in London

Full job description   Job Title Football Coach – Juventus Academy London Location London ,New River Sports Centre Job Type Part-time / Zero-hours contract Evenings and weekends About Juventus Academy London Juventus Academy London delivers high-quality, age-appropriate football coaching inspired by Juventus’ methodology. We focus on technical development, game understanding, and personal growth in a safe, inclusive, and professional environment. Role Overview We are looking for an enthusiastic and reliable Football Coach to join our academy team. You will plan and deliver engaging training sessions, support player development across age groups, and help run matchday operations in line with club standards and safeguarding policies. This role is ideal for someone with a UEFA C Licence (or equivalent), experience in youth coaching, and a strong desire to develop within an academy pathway. Key Responsibilities Plan...

Full job description   Girls Football Coach Locations: Harlow Hours: Evening sessions (November – June) Type: Part-Time Coaching Role Help us grow the women’s game. Norwich City Football Development is looking for passionate and committed coaches to work in our Girls Development Centres. You’ll deliver high-quality sessions, inspire young players, and play a vital role in identifying talent for the Norwich City Women’s pathway. What You’ll Do: Deliver age-appropriate coaching for girls aged 6–16 Foster an environment that encourages confidence, skill development, and enjoyment Work closely with coordinators to spot and recommend talented players Promote the women’s and girls’ game in your local area What We’re Looking For: FA Level 1 / Level 2 / UEFA C (UEFA B preferred) FA Safeguarding & Emergency Aid...

Full job description   Junior & Lead Football Coaches – Part-Time Location: Venues across North and Northwest London Energy, enthusiasm and personality first. We can teach you the coaching. Little Kickers is recruiting warm, engaging and reliable people to deliver fun football sessions for children aged 18 months –8 years . You could come from dance, fitness, teaching, childcare, drama, sport or something completely different. You might be a sixth-former, university student, parent returning to work or someone looking for a rewarding part-time role. You don’t need a football background or previous coaching experience to apply. What sets you apart is your willingness to join in, be playful and connect with young children. Can you turn an activity into an adventure, encourage a nervous child and bring enough enthusiasm to get everyone involved? You’ll also need basic football skills and an understanding of the game...

Job Overview As a football coach working with children aged 2–5, you’ll lead playful, age-appropriate sessions that introduce movement and football skills in a welcoming setting. You’ll adapt activities to young children’s abilities, encourage participation and help each child build confidence through positive, supportive coaching. Responsibilities Plan and lead simple football activities that develop coordination, balance and basic ball skills. Demonstrate movements clearly, use engaging games and adapt instructions to suit different ages and abilities. Create a safe, inclusive environment, supervise children throughout sessions and respond calmly to their needs. Encourage turn-taking and teamwork, and communicate relevant observations with colleagues and families. Your impact: Engaging sessions help young children enjoy active play and give families confidence in their early football experience. Qualifications...

Job description As the Academy Education Teacher and Player Care Officer, you will consistently deliver outstanding teaching and learning when delivering the Post-16 education programme to our Academy Scholars.  The position will include the delivery of BTEC Level 3 in Sporting Excellence and Performance, and the Sporting Excellence Professional (SEP) qualification. You will ensure players make progress towards their target grades in each qualification, whilst also providing excellent pastoral support.  The successful candidate will be an integral member of the pastoral team, combining teaching responsibilities alongside player care. This will include supporting the holistic development and wellbeing of our players and contributing to the delivery of the Academy’s player care provision.  Working collaboratively within the wider pastoral team, the role will support key areas including the Personal Development and Life Skills programme, Premier League...

Employer: Watford Football Club Job Title: Academy Player Care Lead Salary: Dependent on qualifications and experience Location: Watford Football Club - Training Ground, London Colney Type: Permanent Full Time Passport/Visa: Must be eligible to work in the UK Closing Date: Friday 20th November 2026 Watford Football Club is recruiting an Academy Player Care Lead, to coordinate player care across the Academy and supporting Academy players into the Men’s First Team. Working with safeguarding, education, coaching and other specialists, you will help players and their families access timely support from induction through development, transition and release. The role reports to the Head of Safeguarding.   Your main responsibilities will include: • Supporting the Head of Safeguarding in promoting safeguarding and welfare practice across the Academy and following club procedures and relevant requirements. • Working with relevant colleagues...