Salary: £25.55 p.h.

Contract: Fixed term, part time from 21/08/2025 to 10/04/2026

Closing date: Monday 2nd June 2025 at 9am

Interviews: Week commencing Monday 9th June 2025

We are looking for an experienced part-time coach to coach our College Women’s Football Team. This involves working alongside a team of three other coaches, running pre-season trials, team coaching and selecting squads. The team plays in AoC Sport leagues and Cup and a local College league.

A key aspect of this role involves taking a holistic approach to developing our Women’s Football Team, fostering not only technical and tactical growth, but also building a strong, positive team culture. The successful candidate will be committed to nurturing the right mindset among players, with a focus on resilience, teamwork, and continuous improvement both on and off the pitch.

The successful applicant must have an FA coaching qualification and have held a driving licence for at least two years with no more than three points. Driving a minibus to weekly fixtures is an integral part of the role, and full training will be provided if necessary.

The post is a fixed–term contract starting on 21st August 2025 and to 10th April 2026.  However, if the season extends into the summer term, then payment will be made for the additional sessions.

The Sport Department at Hills Road Sixth Form College is highly successful.  It works in a supportive environment which values academic as well as sporting excellence.  There are three members of teaching staff delivering A level Physical Education, two support staff and a further 11 part time staff that contribute to the delivery of the College Sports and Enrichment programmes.  The College has a strong sporting tradition and runs very successful teams in all major games.  Whilst striving for sporting excellence the Department fully supports sport equity and encourages all students, irrespective of gender and ability, to realise their full potential.  The Department offers a wide variety of sporting activities as part of the Enrichment programme, so that the elite and social player are equally provided for.