Casual Coach - PL Kicks

This is a casual/seasonal role requiring flexibility working across various programmes of Ipswich Town Foundation including but not limited to:

Monday - Boxing, Murrayside 4:30-6pm

Tuesday - Ipswich Academy, 3:15-5:15pm

Wednesday - Chantry Academy, 3-5pm

Thursday - Felixstowe, 3:15-5pm

Friday - Portman Road, 5:30-8:30pm

We are seeking to appoint enthusiastic and dedicated PL Kicks coaches to deliver structured and enjoyable football sessions which are inclusive and allow participants to reach their potential. The PL Kicks coaches will also provide information, advice and guidance to participants on matters such as diversion from youth anti-social behaviour and crime, education and employment in a mentoring capacity in Kicks sessions across Suffolk. There is also the potential to work in formal projects such as schools, colleges and health settings

JOB ROLE OUTLINE

The role will be working across our Elite provisions across the Foundation within a variety of programmes, ensuring lifelong memories are created through positive experiences. The individual will provide outstanding session plans, delivery and feedback for all participants within their group to ensure high standards are being maintained across the Foundation.

JOB RESPONSIBILITES

• Maintain a flexible approach to provide high levels of engagement on the Kicks programme.


• Good role model to young people whilst representing Ipswich Town Foundation and informing participants of other opportunities within the Foundation.


• Support the planning and delivery of the Premier League Kicks sessions.


• Proactively engage participants in informal education activities, youth social action and youth voice projects as well as engaging with parents, partners and facility staff.


• Adhere to Ipswich Town Foundation policies and procedures
  
  Ability to communicate with young people and parents effectively


Ability to work individually and as part of a team.

Able to manage large groups effectively and safely.

Minimum Introduction to Coaching Football or FA level 1 Football Coaching

FA Introduction to First Aid in Football accreditation.

FA Safeguarding Children Course accreditation

Hold Full driving licence

Maintain a high standard of work

Reliable and dependable

Able to encourage, motivate and enthuse participants to engage and participate in activities., The successful candidate must ensure a positive commitment towards equality and diversity by treating others fairly and not committing any form of direct or indirect discrimination, victimisation or harassment of any description and to promote positive working relationships between all internal and external stakeholders.