Description
session delivery
soccer camps
workshop development
data collection
reporting
safeguarding
Reporting into Project Coordinators
Premier League Primary Stars – Primary Stars Coaches work within schools to deliver sport and educational interventions as part of the Premier League Primary Stars programmes. Supporting to develop and increase confidence, motivation and aspirations of young people.
The successful candidate/s will need to be able to support the delivery of a range of active sessions, such as coaching football-based activities on our soccer camps and in community settings. The main aspects on delivery will be on our Premier League Programmes. Flexible working will be required for this role as well as regular evening and weekend work.
Coaches will be accountable for the welfare of children and vulnerable adults under their supervision, in line with the Trust’s Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adult Policies. We also expect individuals to embrace equality, diversity, and inclusivity to facilitate a consistent, coordinated, and embedded approach to fairness and opportunity across the Trust. The role may require you to be available on matchdays, which are typically every other Saturday or a weekday evening.
- Plan and deliver age-appropriate sessions which focus on developing life skills, along with fundamental skills and techniques, promoting enjoyment for the game across the whole Kicks programme (including Disability and Girls sessions);
- Lead coaching at Soccer Camps – You will be responsible for up to 20 young people, providing; fun, inclusive, engaging, age-appropriate sessions throughout the day
- Assist project lead with leading/developing workshops, tournaments and social action projects
- Build positive relations with diverse groups of young people from various backgrounds.
- Support in the delivery of tournaments/matches, refereeing or managing young people, ensuring that they all receive equal playing time and experience;
- Mentoring other staff through coaching/teaching
- Assist project lead with achieving ambitious KPI’s, optimising engagement, and building good relationships with partners
- Maintain clear and consistent communication with participants, parents, community partners and other coaching staff;
- Working with socially excluded young people and vulnerable adults
- Deliver sessions empowering young people to overcome potential barriers to education.
- Support the professional development of teaching staff, which builds skills and confidence to deliver high quality P.E.
- Collect, store & processes data
- To collect and process data for all programmes
Requirements
uefa c
fa safeguarding
ta/hlta
computer literate
communication
minibus licence
40 hours per week, part time considered.
- Ability to plan, deliver & evaluate coaching sessions
- D1 minibus licence
- Experience of working in a charity or community organisation
- Good communication, organisational and interpersonal skills
- Knowledge and understanding of the charity, voluntary and community sector
- Ability to work on own initiative and deliver a high-quality schools offer to include curriculum P.E. delivery, extra-curricular football sessions, targeted interventions and education activations that meet the needs of partner schools, subjects including English, Maths, PSHE and PE.
- UEFA C Licence/Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Football (or equivalent)
- Experience facilitating cup competitions, holiday camps, and school curriculum programmes
- Level 3/4 TA/HLTA qualification or willingness to work towards
- Ability to work within a team effectively & efficiently and buy-in to the environmental ethos
- Ability to build relationships with young people
- FA Safeguarding & Emergency aid/ BFAS Qualifications
- Level 3 in Supporting the Delivery of Physical Education, School Sport and Physical Activity AfPE qualification
- Computer Literate
- Be willing to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check
- Knowledge of the FA Coaching Pathway and a minimum of an FA Introduction to Coaching Football (FA Level 1) Qualification or Youth Work level 2
- Experience of working or volunteering within either school, club, or community sporting settings
- Able to encourage, motivate and enthuse young people to participate, promoting positive attitudes towards education.
Benefits
Premier League Kicks - Premier League Kicks uses the power of football and sport to inspire young people to reach their potential. We run sessions during the weekday evenings, providing young people with an opportunity for free sports sessions around Gloucestershire.
Training + Development
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