5 academy jobs found

Role Purpose To support the mental health, wellbeing, and safety of Academy players in line with the Scottish FA Child Wellbeing and Protection Standards. The role promotes a positive, child-centred environment where young people feel respected, listened to, and supported both on and off the pitch. Reports to: Head of Youth Academy and Child Wellbeing and Protection officer Key Responsibilities Wellbeing & Mental Health Support ·       Provide a consistent, approachable point of contact for players needing emotional or pastoral support. ·       Carry out informal wellbeing check-ins and identify early signs of distress, confidence issues, stress, or anxiety. ·       Promote a safe, inclusive culture where players feel comfortable talking about mental health. Child Wellbeing & Protection ·       Act in accordance with Scottish FA Child Wellbeing & Protection Policies, ensuring all children’s rights, dignity, and...

Be part of our journey... Time commitment: Full time or part time. Criminal Record Check: DBS Enhanced with Child’s Barred List   What is the role?   Southampton Football Club are currently looking for host family providers to support our Academy players by providing a home away from home.   The host family providers will help fulfil the club’s duty of care concerning our young people by ensuring appropriate accommodation and a nurturing environment is provided throughout the season to our young people who require it. Our placements vary from one/two-night stays to seven nights per week and we are looking for host families who can offer either of these placement types to our young people aged between 15–18 years old.   You will be offering a ‘Home from Home’ environment for our Academy players, which will allow them to engage on the Football programme. Supporting them with their individual needs to...

Dundee United Community Trust relies on the support of volunteers throughout the year to help improve the lives of people in Dundee and the surrounding areas. We have a team of volunteers who assist us across all our projects, at our fundraising events and even in leading the charity as Trustees. Without their help, events like Festive Friends and projects such as Girls Academy would not be possible. No previous experience is required to become a volunteer as the Trust will provide all training. Regardless of the activity you chose to get involved in or the level of support you can offer, you will be making difference to our community.

Lightwater United FC are seeking a committed and ambitious First Team Coach to join our senior setup for the 2025/26 season. This is a fantastic opportunity for a developing coach looking to step into the men’s game and gain genuine hands-on experience at Step 8 level. You will be working directly alongside our First Team Manager , who is UEFA B Licensed with experience in Category 2 & Category 3 academies . This is a genuine coaching development pathway, with support, learning opportunities, and gradual progression of responsibilities for the right person. Role Responsibilities Lead and deliver Thursday night first team training sessions , with support from the Manager. Assist with matchday preparation , including: Warm-ups Pre-match organisation Support with substitutions and in-game feedback when appropriate. Contribute to session planning, team development, and squad culture. Work collaboratively with the...

We are currently seeking global sponsorship and partnership opportunities to support the growth and promotion of our ecologically-focused youth soccer team, which aims to unite children and young people in environmental conservation efforts. Your support, whether through donation, marketing, or volunteering, is crucial to our mission.