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Football Education Coach (Part-time)

Chester FC Community Trust
Organisation
Chester FC Community Trust
Salary
Competitive
Location
Chester
Contract type
Permanent (Part time)
Closing date
17 July 2026
Job Description
Chester FC Community Trust is seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and motivated Football Education Coach to join our Football & Education programme.

The successful candidate will be responsible for planning and delivering high-quality coaching sessions, leading matchday activity, and supporting the holistic development of student-athletes participating in our Football Education Programme. The Football Education Coach will help create a positive, professional and player-centred environment where students can thrive both on and off the pitch.

This is a part-time permanent position for 10 hours per week, with the successful applicant required to work:

• Monday afternoon
• Tuesday afternoon
• Wednesday (Matchday)
• Friday afternoon

The ideal candidate will hold a minimum UEFA C Licence (or equivalent), together with current FA Safeguarding and Emergency First Aid qualifications. Experience coaching players aged 16-19 within an education or academy environment is desirable, along with excellent communication and organisational skills.

A competitive hourly rate, dependent on qualifications and experience, will be offered. We also provide club kit, opportunities for continued professional development (CPD), and the chance to play a key role within an ambitious Football Education programme. Appointment will be subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.

Football Education Coach Responsibilities
• Plan, deliver and evaluate high-quality football coaching sessions that align with the programme’s playing philosophy.
• Lead the team on weekly matchdays, including pre-match preparation, in-game coaching and post-match review.
• Support the development of individual players through regular feedback and Individual Development Plans (IDPs).
• Work collaboratively with education staff to promote high standards of attendance, behaviour and academic achievement.
• Create a positive, safe and inclusive learning environment where every student is encouraged to achieve their potential.
• Maintain accurate records including session plans, attendance, player reviews and match reports.
• Monitor player wellbeing and contribute to the pastoral support of students where appropriate.
• Support player recruitment activities including trials, open events and talent identification.
• Represent the organisation in a professional manner at fixtures, tournaments and external events.
• Ensure all coaching activities comply with FA safeguarding, equality, health & safety and club policies.
• Engage in CPD opportunities to continually develop coaching practice and contribute to the ongoing development of the Football Education programme.

Candidate Requirements
• UEFA C Licence (minimum) or equivalent coaching qualification.
• FA Introduction to First Aid in Football (or Emergency First Aid in Football).
• FA Safeguarding qualification.
• Experience coaching players within a football development, academy or education environment.
• Excellent communication, organisation and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to motivate, inspire and develop young players.
• Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (desirable).
How to apply
Please submit a covering letter together with your CV marked for the attention of CEO Jim Green via jim.green@chesterfc.com.
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