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Hounslow Cricket Development Officer at Middlesex Cricket

Hounslow Cricket Development Officer

Middlesex Cricket · England, GB

1 months ago

Hounslow Cricket Development Officer

Middlesex Cricket · England, GB

a month ago
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About the Role

The Hounslow Cricket Development Officer will play a key role in growing and developing cricket opportunities across the community. We are looking for an enthusiastic and proactive individual with a passion for community sport and the ability to build strong relationships with a wide range of stakeholders. The successful candidate will be committed to making cricket accessible to diverse communities and using the power of sport to create positive social impact.

Responsibilities

  • Delivery of All Stars Breakfast/Lunch/After-School Clubs at Primary Schools in Hounslow.
  • Deliver existing Hounslow Street Cricket Club and establish a new Street Cricket Club in the borough.
  • Organise an annual Girls’ Cricket Festival, aiming to engage a minimum of 10 primary schools.
  • Coordination of a Hounslow Teacher Cricket CPD Plan, delivering a minimum of two events per academic year.
  • Work & support Sport Impact projects as required.
  • Support with the coordination & delivery of Chance to Shine Primary School programmes in Hounslow.
  • Build & maintain relationships with key contacts (Junior Section Leads) at Hounslow cricket clubs.
  • Provide content for the Hounslow Cricket Hub webpage.
  • Monitoring & evaluation of Hounslow Cricket delivery, contributing to the working group with performance updates and providing a minimum of 2 case studies per academic year.

Requirements

  • Experience of coordinating or delivering community sport programmes for young people, ideally within diverse or underserved communities.
  • Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple programmes, schedules and administrative tasks effectively.
  • Ability to build and maintain positive relationships with a range of stakeholders, including schools, community organisations and coaches.
  • Experience of programme administration, including accurate data collection, monitoring and reporting.
  • Understanding of safeguarding requirements when working with children and young people.
  • Ability to engage, motivate and support young people aged 8–16, creating inclusive and welcoming environments.
  • Disclosure and Barring System Check (assistance available).
  • First Aid Certificate (assistance available).
  • Safeguarding Level 2 Certificate (assistance available).
  • ECB Level 2 or equivalent Cricket Coaching qualification (assistance available).

Skills

  • Community sport programmes
  • Diverse or underserved communities
  • Organisational skills
  • Programme management
  • Schedule management
  • Administrative tasks
  • Relationship building
  • Stakeholder management
  • Schools engagement
  • Community organisation engagement
  • Coach engagement
  • Programme administration
  • Data collection
  • Monitoring
  • Reporting
  • Safeguarding
  • Engaging young people
  • Motivating young people
  • Supporting young people
  • Inclusive environments
  • Welcoming environments
  • Coaching
  • Proactive approach
  • Adaptable approach
  • Equality
  • Diversity
  • Increasing participation in sport

Location

  • Middlesex Indoor Cricket School (Office)
  • Various locations in/around Hounslow

Work Type

  • Full Time
  • Fixed term contract

Experience Level

  • 1 year fixed term

Education Level

  • Relevant coaching qualification (or willingness to achieve)

Salary/Compensations

  • £27,500.00

About the Company

  • The Hounslow Community Cricket Partnership aims to make cricket accessible for girls and boys in the borough - inspiring fun participation, building confidence and helping young people to get active.
  • Founding partners are Middlesex in the Community (MITC), Sky, Sport Impact and Hounslow Council.
  • There will be an innovative programme that will take the ECB’s All Stars programme into primary schools to introduce cricket to Year 1-3 girls and boys.
  • Celebrating the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup and it’s legacy, there will be a Year 4 cricket festival for girls at the QEII Sportsground in Brentford (MITC’s new home for women’s and girls’ cricket).
  • The partnership will ensure there are clear pathways from schools to local clubs, with information and signposts on a new dedicated Hounslow community cricket website.
  • A new Street Cricket hub for Hounslow will be set up with Chance to Shine, offering young people a more casual opportunity to develop their cricket and life skills, for free, whilst also taking part in informal matches.