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Football Coach (Play Like a Girl) at Girls United FA

Football Coach (Play Like a Girl)

Girls United FA · GB

3 weeks ago

Football Coach (Play Like a Girl)

Girls United FA · GB

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About the Role

Girls United is seeking Sessional Coaches to deliver the 'Play Like A Girl' programme, empowering girls aged 5-14 through football. This role focuses on developing life and social skills alongside football abilities, offering a unique opportunity to contribute positively to the community and support individual player development.

Responsibilities

  • Deliver practical football sessions as part of the 'Play Like A Girl' programme.
  • Support players and the existing coaching workforce.
  • Build rapport and trust with players, attendees, and young people to ensure continued engagement.
  • Work collaboratively with other team members, including volunteers and staff.
  • Support the creation and maintenance of positive relationships with community groups and partner organizations.
  • Contribute to the development of the organization with new ideas, programmes, and growth opportunities.
  • Lead Coaches will oversee and support assistant coaches.
  • Lead Coaches will be responsible for bringing appropriate equipment as pre-agreed with the Programme Lead.

Requirements

  • Experience leading football or community sports programmes, ideally with young people (especially females).
  • FA Level 1 in Football Coaching.
  • In-date qualification for Safeguarding Children.
  • In-date First Aid in Football qualification.
  • Confident communication skills to build positive rapport with players, parents, and community members.
  • Effective time management and punctuality.

Skills

  • Football coaching
  • Community sports programme delivery
  • Working with young people
  • Communication
  • Rapport building
  • Teamwork
  • Organizational skills
  • Time management

Location

  • Oasis St Martin’s Village (SW2)
  • Kennington Park

Work Type

  • Sessional
  • Part-time
  • Term time only

Experience Level

  • Lead Coach
  • Assistant Coach

Education Level

  • FA Level 1 in Football Coaching
  • Safeguarding Children qualification
  • First Aid in Football qualification

Salary/Compensations

  • Lead Coach: £17.50 per hour
  • Assistant Coach: £13.50 per hour

About the Company

  • Girls United aims for a world with a level playing field, on and off the pitch.
  • Establishes grassroots football clubs for girls in multiple locations.
  • Uses football as a tool to empower individuals.
  • Founded on values of equality, inclusion, and empowerment.
  • A space for innovation, action, and growth with positive social impact.
  • Growing quickly and undertaking exciting projects.