jobs at manchester united – Street Reds Community Coach In Stockport

Overview

Position Title: Street Reds Community Coach

Company: Manchester United

Location: Stockport, UK

Job Description

The Manchester United Foundation works in some of the most disadvantaged areas across Greater Manchester, taking Manchester United to the heart of the community.

Responsibilities:

• To fulfil any reasonable tasks as part of your role as requested by the project coordinator and/or department manager.
• Any other reasonable duty as may be assigned that is consistent with the purpose of the role and its level of responsibility, including the need to work at alternative venues.
• To ensure that the Foundation’s code of conduct is upheld in all activities, delivery and physical appearance.
• To support the Head Coach in the collation of case study information for termly reporting to funders when required.
• To support the Head Coach in ensuring the delivery of sessions remains high and all suitable duties on the night are undertaken.
• To be aware of an uphold risk assessment procedure for each venue worked at including Covid- safety guidelines.
• To help create a fun and safe Street Reds environment that is inspiring, dynamic, challenging, and educational.
• To deliver high quality football coaching in line with the Manchester United Foundation values and identity and Street reds curriculum.
• Uphold the Foundation’s Safeguarding policy and guidelines to ensure all young people are safe and looked after.
• Projects are based across Greater Manchester, Bolton, Wigan, Rochdale, Tameside, Stockport.
• This position is a casual role and hours of work are from 5pm onwards and will depend on the assigned location.
• To deliver or support on the delivery of a curriculum of social education workshops designed to improve participant’s confidence, employability and personal development
• through football.
• To support the Head Coach to register young people into the session, ensuring we are compliant with the Foundation consenting procedures.
• To attend staff training and CPD as and when required.
• On average working hours are between 2 – 6 hours a week.
• To maintain required qualifications in line with the FA Coaches license and other qualifications where required.

Requirements:

• A full clean UK Driving license – desirable
• Youth work qualification – desirable
• First Aid qualification
• Minimum FA Level 1 in coaching football