3 performance analyst intern jobs found

Department:  Academy Performance Analysis Department Hours of Work:  Part-Time – 25 hours per week (flexibility to work evenings and weekends is required for this post) Contract Type:  Fixed Term until 30 June 2027 Salary:  £17,485 per annum Location:  Bodymoor Heath Training Ground Closing Date:  Sunday 19 April 2026 1.   The Department Aston Villa Football Club are seeking a forward thinking and proactive Intern to join our open minded, progressive Academy Performance Analysis Department on a fixed term, paid placement alongside studying for a MSc degree. The Academy Performance Analysis Department are responsible for the analysis provision for Players ranging from U9 – U21. The Department works collaboratively with Coaching staff to provide and deliver high quality analysis content through a variety of different methods to support the Academy Technical and Tactical programme. The Academy...

FC MIDTJYLLAND OFFERS A STUDY PROGRAMME AS A HEADER SPECIALIST / COORDINATOR IN THE PERIOD FROM 1 MARCH 2026 TO 30 MAY 2027, IN COLLABORATION WITH ISI HØJSKOLEN. Do you want to be part of one of the most innovative football academies in Scandinavia and contribute to the development of elite players through a highly specialised individual training environment? At FC Midtjylland, we are looking for an open-minded, structured, independent, and dedicated intern with a strong interest in individual player development, heading training, and coordination with other specialists. This internship is ideal for candidates who want to turn theory into practice and invest in a future career within elite football. FC Midtjylland welcomes applicants who are currently enrolled in a relevant educational programme or who have recently graduated. ABOUT THE ROLE The internship will be placed within the Academy Individual Development Department, working with academy players. The...

Full job description Introducing Stockport County Women Football Founded in 1989 as part of Stockport County Ladies F.C., the women’s team has proudly represented the local community for more than three decades. From its formative years, through reintegration with Stockport County F.C. in the 2000/01 season, to promotion-winning campaigns and steady progression through the women’s football pyramid, the programme has consistently demonstrated resilience, ambition, and a deep-rooted commitment to growth. From the 2026/27 season, Stockport County F.C. will formally assume full ownership of the team, rebranding it as Stockport County Women — a significant and progressive step in the continued evolution of the women’s game within the Club. This transition represents the first phase of a clear commitment to professionalisation, fully aligning the women’s programme with the structure, standards, and long-term strategy of Stockport...