3 coaching jobs found

Full job description Help Shape the Future of Girls’ Football in South London Young Queens Football Club is a fast-growing girls-only football club based in South London, providing football opportunities for girls aged 8–15 of all abilities. Our mission is simple: To make football a thriving and accessible part of youth culture for girls in South London by creating the most positive, ambitious and supportive environment possible for young players to develop. We are now looking for a passionate, organised and committed  Head of Football  to help lead and support the operational football side of the club as we continue to grow. This is a voluntary role, but it is also an important leadership position within the club. We are looking for someone who can provide the consistency, accountability and commitment needed to help deliver a high-quality experience for our players, coaches and families. The role offers flexibility around work...

Job Description Junior Assistant Coach (Voluntary Role) Location: South London Organisation: South London Girls Football Academy Commitment: Weekly training sessions (evenings/weekends) Age Range: 16–21 ⚽ About the Role We’re looking for passionate, reliable and motivated young people to join our team as Junior Assistant Coaches. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a professional football environment, develop your coaching skills and make a positive impact on young female players. 🔧 What You’ll Do Assist a professional coach during weekly training sessions Support individual players (1-to-1) under the guidance of the Lead Coach Help set up and pack away equipment before and after sessions Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all players at all times Represent the Academy by dressing and acting professionally Support all Academy staff as requested by the Academy Director and Manager 🎯 What We’re Looking For A...

ABOUT WSL FOOTBALL WSL Football is the independent body responsible for the top two tiers of women's professional football in England: the Barclays Women's Super League and the Barclays Women's Super League 2. Following our successful transition into a club-owned independent entity, our mission remains clear: to build the most distinctive, competitive, and entertaining women's football competition in the world for the players and fans of today and tomorrow. Led by CEO Nikki Doucet and Chair Dawn Airey, our Board is committed to agility, transparency, and thought diversity. As we continue to shape the future of sport, we are looking for a new Board Observer to represent the voice of the next generation.   THE ROLE The primary role of the Observer is to bring a youth culture perspective to Board discussions. This is a non-voting position intended to bring valuable perspectives to the Board and is a 1-2 year rolling position. The Observer will provide...