Casual Development Centre Coach Organisation Hull City Tigers Ltd Salary 0 Location The University of Hull Contract type Closing date 17 July 2026 Job Description Hull City Academy are currently seeking to recruit Casual Development Centre Coaches to assist in the preparation and development of players for the Academy Talent Pathway. Successful applicants will be expected to deliver the technical programme for the Development Centre sessions enhancing the individual development of players within the programme. The main objective of this role is to assist with the planning, delivery and review of the coaching programme as per the Hull City Academy philosophy as well as to coach a specific age group.Position Type: Casual ContractLocations: Tuesday and Thursday, 5pm - 6pm at the University of Hull. Closing Date: 17th July 2026Your key responsibilities• The planning & delivery of coaching sessions, within the Academy’s technical programme• Ensure all coaching sessions and games follow the Academy’s philosophies• Attend all Academy Meetings when required• Attend CPD as and when required• Maintain first aid qualifications• Attend academy CPD when directedWhat are we looking for?• FA Level 1 Coaching qualification (Essential), UEFA C coaching qualification (Desirable)• Valid FA Safeguarding Certificate (Essential)• FA EFAiF, Emergency Aid (Essential)• Experience of working with players aged between U7s-U12s (Essential)• Available to work a minimum of two evenings a week (from 5pm onwards)• Willingness to work unsociable hours and weekends• Excellent interpersonal skills• Able to communicate effectively at all levels• Dedicated to self-improvement and personal development• Focused on individual player development• An understanding of how children learnThe safeguarding and welfare of our players is paramount and as such this position is subject to the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS)Eligibility for Employment in the UKIn accordance with current legislative requirements the successful applicant must produce documentary verification of their eligibility to work in the UK and will not be allowed to start work until this has been received.About the AcademyHull City Academy develops and works with talented young footballers from the age of 8 to 23. We have made significant progress at the Academy since the Club successfully achieved its quest to gain Category Two status in the summer of 2015, with the primary focus on developing and nurturing players with outstanding potential into future first team regulars. In line with the Football Association’s Charter of Quality, the Academy prepares players of the future for the Club and enables our scholars to progress both on and off the field throughout their tenure with us.With a number of scholars making their First Team debuts in the past three seasons, the sale of an Academy product to the Premier League and many more former Academy players currently plying their trade across Europe, this is a truly exciting time to be part of Hull City.We are now expanding our Academy Recruitment Department to provide an opportunity to more young players from the region to follow in the footsteps of previous graduates such as Jarrod Bowen, Max Clark and Keane Lewis-Potter.The EFL has introduced positive action measures aimed at tackling the under-representation of coaches and managers from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds. New regulations require clubs to shortlist at least one suitably qualified BAME candidate (where an application has been received) for all roles in academy football that require a UEFA A or UEFA B License.To apply for this role, please complete the iRecruit application here:Casual Development Centre Coach in Hull - EFL (English Football League)Please note CVs will not be acceptedHull City Tigers Ltd is an equal opportunities employer and positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, marriage and civil partnerships. Hull City Equality PolicyThe safeguarding and welfare of children and young people is paramount of importance to Hull City and as such this position is subject to the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Hull City is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare and safety of children and young people. We expect all our Board, staff and volunteers to always adhere, demonstrate and communicate this commitment. Hull City fully accepts our responsibility to welfare and protection of children and young people therefore, our aim is for the golden thread of safeguarding to run through every element of the club’s work. Hull City Safeguarding Policy How to apply Casual Development Centre Coach in Hull - EFL (English Football League) Share X LinkedIn Email