4 youth jobs found in London

Chelsea are currently looking for a Head of Coaching (U12-U15).   For more details, click here .

Key Responsibilities • Lead and manage the U16-21 coaching programme ensuring optimal training, games, staffing, and operational delivery • Lead the implementation and evaluation of the Academy Football Identity (4 C's) across the U9-21 pathway • Drive player development through structured review processes, talent management, transitions, and clear communication with players, parents and senior stakeholders • Develop and empower coaches through individual development plans, mentoring, reflective practice, and the Chelsea Learning Methodology • Co-design and deliver Academy CPD programmes in partnership with the Head of Coach Development • Observe, atm and support age-group programmes to ensure alignment with the Academy Blueprint • Promote strong cross-department collaboration to maximise player and coach development opportunities  What You'll Bring Essential • UEFA B Licence and FA Advanced Youth Award •...

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES: • To deliver provision including the 'Premier League Inspires' programme, and other Premier League Foundation funded, and internal programmes to secondary schools, and other educational settings in London and Surrey. • To plan and deliver engaging activities for participants across a range of targeted provision, in secondary schools, and other educational settings, including Pupil Referral Units, and other Alternative Provision settings. • To collaborate with the Education team, producing exciting and innovative content for targeted groups and students who may be hard to reach. • To ensure that all data, monitoring and evaluation is captured and inputted onto data management systems. • To be an inspiring role model, creating a safe, positive and fun environment in which to motivate and encourage children and young people to learn. • To undertake any other Foundation activities that may be required in addition...

We are looking for a head of academy sport science to join our team and play an important role in supporting the club’s continued growth and success. Working within a fast-paced professional football environment, you will contribute to delivering high standards across the club while helping create an environment where players, staff and supporters can thrive. The Head of Academy Sport Science will lead the design, implementation, and continuous development of the sport science provision across the Academy. The role is responsible for optimising player physical development, enhancing performance, and reducing injury risk through evidence-based practice aligned with the club’s playing philosophy and long-term player development model.