16 youth jobs found in Horspath

The Part-Time Youth Development Phase Coach (U15–U16) at Oxford United will play an important role in supporting the progression of players as they move through a critical stage of their development. The role centres on delivering high-quality, purposeful coaching sessions that enhance players’ technical, tactical, physical, psychological, and social capabilities. The coach will create a positive, safe, and appropriately challenging environment that encourages players to take ownership of their development, build resilience, and maximise their individual potential, while maintaining a strong passion for the game. Working collaboratively within the academy’s multidisciplinary team, the coach will plan, deliver, and review training sessions in line with the club’s coaching philosophy and the principles of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). The role also involves supporting the holistic development of players both on and off the pitch, promoting...

Core Responsibilities: Session Delivery: Plan and lead high-quality, age-appropriate coaching sessions aligned with the club's philosophy. Player Development: Provide constructive feedback to players to improve technical, tactical, and social skills. Match Day Management: Lead the team during fixtures, managing substitutions and tactical adjustments. Safeguarding: Maintain a safe, inclusive environment for all players, ensuring all welfare protocols are followed. Professionalism: Act as a role model for the female game, representing Watford Ladies FC with integrity. Candidate Requirements: New Coaches: A passion for the game, a willingness to learn, and an FA DBS check (or willingness to obtain one). Experienced Coaches: Minimum FA Level 2 (UEFA C) preferred, with a proven track record of player development. All: Strong communication skills and a "player-first" mentality.

About Roehampton Elite FC Roehampton Elite FC is one of Southwest London’s fastest-growing youth football academies — competing in the Junior Premier League (JPL), Epsom & Ewell League, and London Youth League. We’re dedicated to developing some of the area’s most talented young players through a professional, ambitious, and development-first philosophy built around: • Technical excellence • Tactical understanding • Character development As we expand ahead of the 2025/26 season, we’re looking for motivated, enthusiastic, and experienced football coaches to join our team and help shape the next generation of elite players. ⸻ ⚫ What We’re Looking For We want coaches who: • Bring authority, energy, and presence to every session. • Have experience coaching players aged 5–14 (formats: 5v5, 7v7, 9v9, 11v11). • Deliver well-structured, engaging, and consistent sessions. • Show attention to detail, strong...

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...

The Part-Time Foundation Phase Coach (U9–U10) at Oxford United will play a key role in supporting the development of young players through the delivery of engaging, high-quality coaching sessions. The role focuses on nurturing each player’s technical, tactical, physical, psychological, and social growth within a fun, safe, and challenging learning environment. The coach will help foster a genuine love for the game, encouraging players to express themselves and reach their individual potential. Working collaboratively within the academy’s multidisciplinary team, the coach will plan, deliver, and review sessions aligned with the club’s coaching philosophy and the principles of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). In addition, the role involves contributing to the holistic development of players both on and off the pitch, while promoting positive behaviours, a strong work ethic, and high standards of professionalism. Job title:  Part-time...

The Part-Time Transition Phase Coach (U11–U14) at Oxford United will play a key role in guiding players through a pivotal stage of their development, bridging the gap between foundation and youth development football. The role focuses on delivering high-quality, engaging coaching sessions that develop players’ technical, tactical, physical, psychological, and social attributes. The coach will create a positive, safe, and appropriately challenging environment that supports both enjoyment and progression, encouraging players to build confidence, game understanding, and a strong foundation for future development while fostering a lasting love for the game. Working as part of the academy’s multidisciplinary team, the coach will plan, deliver, and review sessions in line with the Club’s coaching philosophy and the principles of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). The role also involves contributing to the holistic development of players both on and...

Employer:  London Athletic Football Club Job Title: Lead Foundation Phase Coach Rate of Pay:  Dependent on qualifications and experience (£18 to £35 per hour) Location:  LAFC – Mill Hill Powerleague, Barnet Type:  Casual Worker Agreement Passport/Visa:  Must be eligible to work in the UK We are looking to recruit a lead football coach for our U7’s-U12’s age group, that can demonstrate the ability to plan, deliver and review coaching sessions in line with our curriculum for LAFC players. You will be required to coach evenings and weekends, as well as be expected to attend and contribute to regular Continuous Professional Development (CPD) events that take place throughout the season. Our teams play in the JPL and Harrow Youth League, we also hold advanced development sessions. Our coaches have frequent visits to local professional club academies to play against academy teams. We also offer coaching sessions in local schools. The successful candidate will enjoy...

Full job description Titans FC | Football Coach (Pathway to Leadership) Pay: £25 – £30 per hour + performance bonuses Job Type: Part-time (with progression to full-time for the right people) Schedule: Sunday mornings essential, with extra weekday/evening and camp opportunities available About Us Titans isn’t just another football academy. We’re a fast-growing, fun, and ambitious organisation providing academy-level coaching to children of all abilities — from complete beginners to those ready for the pathway to professional clubs. We’re building something different. Our culture is high energy, inclusive, and full of opportunity. At Titans, you’re not just a “coach” — you’re part of a team that invests in you, with real career progression if you show excellence. Why Join Titans? At Titans, we believe in pathways, not dead ends. You’ll start as a Coach, but where...

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES: • To deliver safe, inclusive and high quality coaching sessions on a daily basis across all Clubs coaching activities ensuring participants have the best Chelsea experience These to include, but not limited to all In and Out of School activity, Player Development Programme sessions and the various programmes delivered during the school holidays and weekends. • To deliver on activity to support, develop, engage and enhance relationships with local youth football clubs/schools/organisations/businesses, leisure centres/local authority/The Club. • To deliver on any activity deemed appropriate and reasonable by the Line Manager. • To support the wider team by networking and sharing relevant information and opportunities to further enhance the out-reach delivery programme while ensuring financial stability and growth. • To carry out duties relevant to legislation and the Clubs policies and procedures. • To...

  JOB TITLE: Football Coach  LOCATION : Sussex CONTRACT: Part Time - 20 hours per week     We encourage you to apply as soon as possible. In the event that we receive a large number of applications, the position may be filled before the listed closing date. To avoid missing out, please submit your application at your earliest convenience.   We are recruiting Football Development Coaches to deliver high-quality coaching programmes that support children’s physical, social, and technical development. The role requires a commitment to creating a positive, inclusive learning environment and involves delivering sessions across four afternoons or evenings each week, along with one weekend commitment.   Key Responsibilities include: To deliver safe, inclusive and high quality coaching sessions on a daily basis across all Clubs coaching activities ensuring participants have the best Chelsea experience. These...

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...

Job Description Multiple London Locations | Ages U5–U18 Why This Role Is Worth Your Time - Coach with one of London’s largest youth football academies - Work across 6+ established training centres with structured programmes - Clear pay progression based on qualifications & performance - All-expenses-paid international trips (Portugal & Gothia Cup) - Weekly in-house CPD + support towards FA qualifications - Many of our part-time coaches earn £700–£1,000/month alongside work or study. What You’ll Actually Do - Deliver engaging, high-quality sessions for players aged U5–U18 - Support development within an attacking, possession-based philosophy - Coach midweek sessions, weekends, and matches - Communicate confidently with players and parents - Represent the academy professionally at all times Who This Role Is For - You can commit consistently to midweek evenings and weekends - You want to develop as a coach, not just “do...

Full job description HD All Stars is a young joyful club for a youth football experience. An exciting opportunity has arisen for a volunteer football coach to assist current coaches in the development of young children aged 6-13 years old. We aim to give every child as much support and encouragement that is required to fulfil their potential as individuals. The successful candidate must have: - Must Drive or prepared to travel - No experience is necessary for this post but a willingness to learn is essential. - You must have good communication skills and the ability to engage with young people. - First Aid Trained is desirable. - An interest in coaching football. - Be able to work in a team as well as from your own initiative. - Must be able to work Fridays 6-7:30 pm, Saturdays 10-11:30 am for training days and match days on a Sunday. - Must have a minimum of FA Level 1 Football Coaching or equivalent Benefits Include: - Personal development opportunities -...