4 youth jobs found in Cambridge

Full job description Job Title:  Casual Schools Sports Coach Employer:  Norwich City Football Development Programme Location:  Various primary school settings Job Type : Part-time, Zero hours contract Pay:  £12.44 - £15.00 per hour Job Overview Norwich City Football Development Programme is seeking enthusiastic and knowledgeable sports coaches to join our team as Casual Schools Sports Coaches. In this role, you will be responsible for delivering engaging and dynamic PE lessons, lunchtime, and after-school sessions within primary schools, inspiring children to develop a love for physical activity. This opportunity is ideal for college/university students or recent graduates seeking flexible work, as well as experienced coaches looking to expand their hours. Main Responsibilities Deliver high-quality PE lessons, After School Clubs and other sports activities in line with the national curriculum....

Luton Town FC Community Trust is seeking to recruit a Community Inclusion Officer to play a key role in the coordination, delivery and development of its inclusion and targeted engagement programmes. The role will lead the delivery and ongoing development of Premier League Kicks alongside a range of wider inclusion and community engagement projects across Luton and Bedfordshire. The postholder will work with the Operations Manager to strengthen relationships with local communities, schools, statutory agencies and key stakeholders such as EFL in the Community and Premier League Foundation while supporting the growth and sustainability of the Trust’s community offer. The Community Inclusion Officer will combine operational coordination with direct programme delivery, enabling the successful candidate to remain connected to participants, local communities and delivery staff. The role will also contribute to programme development, funding opportunities, regular impact...

Watford FC Community Sports & Education Trust is the official registered charity of Watford Football Club and has been positively impacting lives through sport, physical activity and learning for over 30 years. Originally established by Graham Taylor OBE and Sir Elton John, the Trust has built an award-winning reputation for delivering high-quality community programmes that improve health and wellbeing, develop skills and education, promote inclusion and create opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds. Today, the Trust employs more than 60 full and part-time staff, supported by a dedicated team of sessional staff and volunteers, collectively engaging over 15,500 people each year across Hertfordshire, Harrow and beyond. Through a wide range of innovative projects, partnerships and community facilities, including Meriden Community Centre and Cedars Youth & Community Centre, the Trust invests over £2.5 million annually into local communities. Driven by...

The Premier League is home to some of the most competitive and compelling football in the world.  The League and its Clubs use the power and popularity of the competition to inspire fans, communities and partners in the UK and across the world. The Premier League brings people together from all backgrounds, it is a competition for everyone, everywhere and is available to watch in over 900 million homes in 189 countries. As its governing body, the Premier League has responsibility for the organisation and regulation of the league, through the uniform application of it Rules to its Clubs and their officials, and the implementation and administration of various dispute resolution processes as between them.   In February 2020, the Premier League created an independent Judicial Panel, that is a standing group of arbitrators with legal, financial, sporting and other relevant expertise, who would be available for appointment by the Chair to adjudicate...