A football club known for its eco-friendly practices and commitment to innovation in sports.
Oversee coach and player development, deliver ETC curriculum and CPD at Forest Green Rovers
4 days ago ago
Experienced (8-12 years)
Part Time
Forest Green, England, United Kingdom
Hybrid
Company Size
50 Employees
Service Specialisms
Ticketing services
Hospitality
Events management
Club shop operations
Scouting
Academy development
Community engagement
Partnerships
Sector Specialisms
Energy
Transport
Food
Nature
Role
Description
cpd design
curriculum delivery
coach oversight
development plans
player development
safeguarding
Be responsible for designing the Club’s continued professional development programme (CPD), using internal and external professionals.
Have responsibility for delivery of the ETC Coaching Curriculum, ensuring the curriculum is consistently delivered in line with the Playing Philosophy and Coaching Philosophy.
Attend ETC fixtures
Ensure the oversight of ETC Coaches to ensure the same messages are being disseminated throughout the coaching team, working together to write and deliver coaching programmes.
In conjunction with each of the Club’s coaches, plan, deliver and monitor the delivery of individual development plans for each such coach.
Monitor and plan the development of all players in the ETC to ensure they are getting stretched and challenged accordingly.
In conjunction with the Designated Safeguarding Officer, ensure all policies, practices and procedures relating to safeguarding of young people are implemented.
Requirements
fa safeguarding
uefa licence
dbs clearance
coach exp
teamworks
hudl
FA Safeguarding Certificate
UEFA B Licence
Coach Education Qualification
Understanding of the ETC Audit process
UEFA A Licence
Previous coaching experience
Enhanced DBS clearance
Be empathetic to coaches and young players
Drives high standards and can challenge constructively
Possess exceptional organisation and communication skills
Can deal with adversity with a positive attitude and is adaptable
Competent using various platforms including ASA tool, Teamworks and Hudl
D1 Minibus Driving License
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
enhanced dbs clearance
Company
Overview
The team is widely recognized for its unique approach to sustainability, being the world’s first vegan football club.
Located in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, the club has earned a reputation for innovative thinking both on and off the field.
The club’s financial model includes strong community engagement and a focus on creating a lasting legacy.
Typical projects include innovative sports facilities, eco-friendly stadium upgrades, and sustainable community outreach programs.
Unusual for a football club, it’s committed to planting trees to offset its carbon footprint and supports numerous green initiatives.
Culture + Values
Sustainability is integral to all operations.
Committed to advancing environmental consciousness in sports through innovative approaches.
Focus areas include Energy, Transport, Food, and supporting Nature.
Achieved ISO 14001 certification for environmental management.
Active participation as a founding member of the UN Sports for Climate Action initiative.
Environment + Sustainability
First football club in the world certified carbon neutral by the UN’s Climate Neutral Now initiative in July 2018
Carbon footprint decreased by 3% since 2017
Around 20% of annual electricity provided by on-site solar arrays
Organic pitch capturing and recycling rainwater; new system recycling away-fans’ toilet water for pitch irrigation; no pesticides; wildflower boarders and bee hive on site
Vegan-only food for players and fans; no single-use plastics in catering; waste cooking oil recycled into biofuel
Electric vehicle chargers, park‑and‑ride, cycle parking and organised carbon‑offset coach travel to reduce transport emissions
Eco Park proposed new timber stadium to generate over 80% of its energy onsite from wind and sun