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Gymnastics Ninja Coach

Olympian Gymnastics
Organisation
Olympian Gymnastics
Salary
€28,000 – €32,000 per year (based on experience).
Location
52 Edison Road, Aylesbury HP19 8TE
Contract type
Fixed Term (Full time)
Closing date
30 December 2025
Job Description
As Senior Ninja Coach, you will take the lead on developing and delivering our Ninja programme across multiple centres. You will deliver fun, safe, and dynamic Ninja sessions, while mentoring junior coaches, creating structured programmes, and helping children develop both physically and mentally through Ninja-style training.
How to apply
Key Responsibilities Lead and deliver dynamic Ninja sessions for children of all ages and abilities. Develop and structure the Ninja programme curriculum across Olympian centres. Mentor and guide junior Ninja coaches to deliver consistent, high-quality sessions. Implement training programmes that focus on strength, agility, balance, and movement skills. Conduct warm-ups, conditioning, and cool-downs to prevent injuries and improve performance. Foster a fun, challenging, and supportive environment for all participants. Provide regular feedback to students and parents to highlight progress and next steps. Ensure high standards of safety, including equipment checks and safe class management. Communicate effectively with parents and senior management regarding programme development and class feedback. Assist in promoting the Ninja programme to drive new memberships and retention. Participate in team meetings, safety checks, and ongoing staff development. Key Requirements Minimum Level 2-3 gymnastics or parkour coaching qualification (essential). Specialist experience in Ninja, Parkour, Free Running, Gymnastics, Martial Arts, or similar physical movement disciplines. Previous experience leading Ninja, Parkour, or similar activity programmes. Strong understanding of athletic development, safe progressions, and child safeguarding. Ability to design structured, progressive training plans for all levels. Willingness to relocate to Ireland for a minimum 18-month contract (with option to extend). Skills & Attributes Highly motivated, energetic, and passionate about Ninja and movement. Natural leadership ability, capable of developing and motivating a coaching team. Strong communication and organisation skills. Enthusiastic about developing children's confidence and skills through physical activity. Adaptable and creative in class delivery and programme development. Committed to providing a fun, safe, and inclusive environment. What We Offer Salary: €28,000 – €32,000 per year (based on experience). Subsidised company accommodation provided in Dublin. Full relocation support to help you move and settle in. Full in-house training, including safeguarding, first aid, Garda vetting, and professional development. Leadership role with the ability to shape and grow a core programme within the business. Fun, friendly team environment with career progression opportunities. Flexibility to travel home to visit family and friends. Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract Contract length: 18 months Pay: £28,000.00-£32,000.00 per year Benefits: Company pension Employee discount On-site parking Work Location: In person
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