8 administration jobs found in Wembley

We are Girls United:  an organisation that stands for a world with a level playing field, on and off the pitch. We establish grassroots football clubs for girls in multiple locations and use football as a tool to empower individuals. Being part of the Girls United team means believing in the cause and being invested in the progress of the organisation. Founded on values of equality, inclusion and empowerment, the organisation is a space for innovation, action and growth with positive social impact at its roots. We are growing quickly and undertaking a series of exciting projects. Reports to:  London Programme Lead (FC) Hours:  Two weekday evening training sessions per week and one Sunday fixture (during term time). TRAINING:  Monday to Thursday evenings, 60 or 90 minutes between 5:00pm and 8:30pm depending on age group, evening and venue. FIXTURES:  Sundays, kick-off times between 9:30am and 3:00pm. Duration depends on age group. ADMIN:  Up to 5...

Oxford United Football Club are looking for an Operations Manager to oversee the day-to-day operational delivery of Oxford United Women & Girls, particularly focusing on match day administration and delivery, and girls pathway logistics to help ensure all football and administrative activities run efficiently and professionally. The role will support the Women’s General Manager, contributing to a high-performance environment aligned with FA regulations and Club standards. Job title:  Women's & Girls' Operations Manager Reporting to (Job title):  Women's General Manager Department:  Women's and Girls Location:  Oxford United Training Centre, Horspath, OX33 1RT  FT / PT:  Part Time – 15 hours per week Key Responsibilities Team Operations Manage weekly operational planning for the girls' pathway, including training schedules, fixtures, and staffing Lead on the arrangements of training facilities and...

Oxford United Women are seeking a passionate and committed Co-Coach to support our Under-13 Girls programme within a high-performance development environment. The successful candidate will work collaboratively within the coaching team to support the ongoing development of talented young female players competing in the Junior Premier League (JPL). The role involves planning and delivering high-quality pitch-based and classroom sessions across 2–3 training sessions per week, aligned with Oxford United Women’s philosophy and coaching methodology. We are looking for an individual who thrives in a team setting, engages positively with feedback, and is motivated by collaboration and continuous improvement for the benefit of both players and staff across the programme. Job Title:  U13 Co-Coach Reports To:  Head of Girls' Football Location:  Oxford United Training Centre, Oxford Road, Horspath, OX33 1RT  Nine hours per week - Mon, Weds...

Oxford United Women are looking for an Under-15s Co-Coach to operate within a high-performance environment for young female athletes. Our U15 team competes in the JPL and will train two to three times a week, for which you will be responsible for planning and delivering high-quality pitch and classroom sessions in line with Oxford United Women's philosophy and methodology. We are looking for driven and committed individuals who work well as part of a team, engage positively with feedback, and enjoy collaborating with others for the benefit of all players and staff in our programme. Job Title : U15 Co-Coach Reports To : Head of Girls' Football Location:  Oxford United Training Ground, Oxford Road, Horspath, OX33 1RT  Role Details : 10 hours per week - Monday, Wednesday & Thursday plus Saturday game days UEFA B (or currently completing), but will also consider UEFA C holders with experience at higher levels of youth football....

Our Emerging Talent Centre is one of 73 FA-licensed centres across the country and sits within the Foundation Phase of our girls' programme. Our U9 / U10 / U11 / U12 age groups train once a week on Monday evenings (5:00pm - 6:30pm and 7:00pm - 8:30pm). You would be responsible for planning and delivering high-quality sessions that align with Foundation Phase development priorities and Oxford United Women's objectives to develop dynamic decision makers and movers who love the game!  Multiple vacancies are available. Job Title : ETC Coach (U9 / U10 / U11 / U12) Reports To : Head of Girls Football, Player Development Lead  Location:  Oxford United Training Ground, Oxford Road, Horspath, OX33 1RT  Minimum level - UEFA C holder  £15p/h Role & Responsibilities – General : Attend all fixtures and games across the season for your designated age group(s) Planning and delivering high-quality pitch sessions...

          Job Description Job Title Head of Youth Development Department Youth Development Reports to CEO Location Cledara Abbey Stadium Salary £34,000 to £40,000 subject to skills and experience Hours 40 hours per week, worked flexibly, to include weekday evenings and matchdays Role Summary   The Head of Youth Development shall have overall responsibility for the strategic leadership, management, and delivery of the Club’s Youth Development Pathway. This includes oversight of the Regional Development and Elite Centres, the Female Emerging Talent Centre, and the Male and Female College Programmes.   The post holder’s primary focus will be to ensure that all budgetary, recruitment, and participation targets...

Hours of work: Casual – Predominately between 7:30am – 10pm Salary: £13.00- £15.00 per hour Location: Variety of Community/Educations sites in Southwark and Lewisham boroughs Responsible to: Project Co-Ordinators    Role Summary: MillwallCommunityTrust(MCT)arelookingforcasualcoachestoorganise,plan,prepareand deliver Football or sport sessions, on a casual basis. These sessions will be within either a community or school setting. From delivering football and multi sports coaching in schools and leisure centres, to promoting healthy lifestyles in educational workshops,to working with gifted young players in anacademy setting,this is an exciting role in a high performing department. Suitablecandidateswillhaveexperienceofworkingwithchildrenandyoungpeopleand havea minimum of a FA Level1/Introduction to football coaching qualification.    Key Responsibilities: • Deliver a variety of comprehensive...

Job description To lead, develop, and continuously evaluate the strategic delivery of nutrition support across all Academy age groups and parents.  This is a part‑time position, working 16 hours per week.  The role will ensure the nutrition curriculum and applied practices evolve in alignment with the developmental needs of players within the Academy pathway. The Academy Nutritionist will play a pivotal role in supporting the holistic development of players across all phases of the Academy pathway. This role demands a proactive, detail-oriented practitioner who can integrate strategic monitoring, individualised performance support, and impactful education within a multidisciplinary environment. Working collaboratively with performance staff, players, parents, and host families, the successful candidate will ensure that nutrition provision consistently enhances health, wellbeing, and on-field performance while upholding the highest standards of safeguarding and...