3 jobs found in lancashire

Full job description IMPORTANT - this is a part year working role (broadly term time) covering the football season from 1st September to 31st May each year, working 28 hours a week on a rota basis, with evening and weekend commitments You can see the full advert for this role at: https://www.lancashirefa.com/about/vacancies You need to read the application pack at https://bit.ly/459QaCK and then apply at: https://bit.ly/4fP3T6V (IMPORTANT we only accept applications using this form). We are currently seeking a Facilities and Events Team Member to join the Facilities Team at Lancashire FA and supervise the Conference and Events services, providing a warm welcome to all our guests. This position is part year working (broadly term time) covering the football season from 1st September to 31st May each year, working 28 hours a week on a rota basis, with evening and weekend commitments. It is permanently based at Lancashire FA. The ideal candidate will have...

Full job description Director of Football. Reporting directly to the Chairman this role will be responsible for enshrining the DNA of the club. You will be a forward-thinking individual with exceptional analytical skills combined with a keen eye for detail. You will be required to write and implement a long term strategy, that maps out the club’s plans to attract, develop, and nurture the very best talent available. With an excellent Academy already in place, first class facilities worthy of a Championship Club, the foundations are already in place to ensure success and mitigate failure. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate a track record of success albeit in another related sport or industry and be responsible for leading and motivating a small but highly focussed team. Salary and associated benefits are commensurate with the importance of the role, so if you are up to the challenge, in the first instance send a letter, no...

About the Opportunity Edge Hill University (EHU) in collaboration with Stockport County Football Club invites applications for an exciting yearlong MRes opportunity focused on the objective monitoring of physical demands across an elite Academy. The successful candidate will work directly with the sports science and medical departments, where appropriate. In this position the successful applicant will be working alongside the coaching and support staff during training and match days to aid the preparation and development of the squads. Alongside this applied work, the data collected as part of this role will inform the candidate’s MRes project, with supervision provided by academic staff at EHU. About The Research Project Previous research has considered the objective monitoring of elite football to consider internal and external loading, with implications for performance and injury. Less consideration has been given to academy players, particularly considering the...