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Lead OUFC Women’s Senior/Boys U15-16 S&C Coach

Oxford United FC
Organisation
Oxford United FC
Salary
£27,500
Location
Oxford United FC Training Ground, OX33 1RT
Contract type
Permanent (Full time)
Closing date
23 May 2025
Interview date
28 May 2025
Job Description
Key Responsibilities
OUFC Women’s programme:
- Lead S&C programme across OUFC Women’s players: linked to individual development plans and game model.
- Attend (and lead where necessary) staff meetings to contribute to the planning and execution of team training – ensuring that all appropriate physical information is relayed to the technical staff.
- Working with the Women’s Sport Scientist, support all physical testing and monitoring aligned with OUFC performance strategy and develop a management database to monitor, track and optimise athlete training and match load, to underpin performance and to maximise player availability across the season.
- Working with the Women’s Sport Scientist, develop an education programme around athlete performance and deliver workshops to players, coaching staff, the wider multi-disciplinary team, and parents and staff as appropriate.
- Attend all training sessions to lead gym-based and pitch-based conditioning sessions, as appropriate.
- As part of the OUFC performance staff development programme, undertake appropriate professional development to keep abreast of world best practice and current evidence-based research.
- Any other duties as required by both the role, and as an integral part of the wider multi-disciplinary staff team.

Boys Academy S&C/Sports Science programme:
- Lead S&C/Sports Science programme in U15-16’s.
- Lead on-field & off-field athletic testing & development in U15-16’s.
- Benchmark U15/16’s in Gold, Silver & Bronze categories for athleticism and support recruitment decisions with this data.
- Lead warm-up syllabus in U15-16’s with assistance from interns and part-time staff.
- Provide input on U15-16 prehab (incl. individual prehab programmes, group prehab syllabus, seasonal activation syllabus).
- Collaborate with Academy and wider club Athletic Development staff.

Hours of Work:
Monday: 12:30-20:30
Tuesday: 10:00-18:00
Wednesday: 12:00-18:00
Thursday: 14:00-20:00
Friday: 11:00-18:00
Saturday: Boys U16 Match-day (home & away)

Essential Qualifications & Experience:
• BSc (hons) Sports Science
• Minimum 1-year full-time experience in an elite sporting environment.
• Competency to lead an elite-level Women’s and Academy Strength & Conditioning programme.
• Outstanding communication and organisation skills.
• Competency to lead on-field individual Athletic Development sessions, warm-ups and rehabilitation sessions.
• Competency in periodic anthropometric, on-field and off-field physical testing & analysis.
• Confident, self-motivated and able to work under pressure.
• Ability to work collaboratively with players, parents and staff.
• Outstanding clinical knowledge in Strength & Conditioning.
• Sound knowledge of Catapult GPS monitoring/reporting and MS Office packages.

Desirable Qualifications & Experience:
• 3-years full-time experience in an elite sporting environment.
• MSc Strength & Conditioning.
• A clear understanding of the Premier League’s Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP).
• Awareness of the Kitman Labs management software for Academy Audit process.
• A full drivers’ licence and access to your own vehicle.
• FA Safeguarding qualification.
• UKSCA registered.

Person Specification:
• Ability to work in a high pressured, elite performance environment.
• Ability to meet deadlines with high level of precision and reliability.
• Willingness to contribute to department running with a sense of adaptability and co-operation.
• High character individual who will represent the values of the club at all times.
• Willingness to work weekends and evenings as required by the role.
• Keen interest in evidence based, preparation and performance strategies in Women’s & youth football.

Remuneration Package:
• £27,500 salary.
• Comprehensive internal and external CPD programme.
• Opportunity to receive tickets for OUFC home games.
• Use of fully equipped gym.
How to apply
Applications should be made by email to Head of Academy Sports Science & Medicine, Sam Coleman on scoleman@oufc.co.uk before 17:00 on Friday 23rd May 2025 and should include a CV and covering letter. Suitable applicants will then be sent an application pack before proceeding to the next stage.
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