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Trainee Gymnastics Coach

Trafford Leisure
Organisation
Trafford Leisure
Salary
£12.90 upon qualifying
Location
Altrincham
Contract type
Permanent (Part time)
Closing date
13 April 2026
Job Description
Are you passionate about gymnastics and looking for a pathway into coaching?

Trafford Leisure is launching the second round of our volunteer-to-paid coaching programme at our move Altrincham site, and we’d love to hear from you!

Our first round of volunteers have progressed brilliantly and are now about to complete their Level 1 qualification, meaning we are now ready for more! If you’re enthusiastic about gymnastics and keen to grow, this could be a fantastic next step.

Whether you’re an ex-gymnast, have some gymnastics experience, or simply love the sport and want to get involved, this is an excellent opportunity to begin a coaching career with full support and funding.

Location: move Altrincham

Salary: £12.90 Upon Qualifying

About Us:

We are proud to continue our recruitment campaign for the new purpose-built gymnastics’ hub at move Altrincham, part of a multi-million-pound investment in the Trafford community.

The gymnastics programme has returned in a dedicated space designed for children aged 18 months through to teenagers.

You can read more about the programme here: https://twmove.co.uk/gymnastics/

What’s the Offer?

This is a structured pathway where you start as a volunteer, gain your Level 1 qualification (fully funded), and transition into a paid coaching role with guaranteed hours:

Volunteers must be at least 15 years and 6 months old
You must be able to commit to at least 3 hours per week
After completing 40 volunteer hours, you’ll begin your Level 1 Gymnastics Coaching qualification – fully funded by Trafford Leisure
Once enrolled on Level 1, you’ll be paid at the trainee rate of £12.60 per hour (new rates for 2026 TBC but this will reflect the Real Living Wage)
Upon completing Level 1, you’ll be paid at the qualified rate of £12.90 per hour
You’ll be guaranteed at least 3 paid coaching hours per week once qualified
What the Gymnastics Coach role involves:

Creating a fun and positive environment where gymnasts can thrive
Supporting or leading sessions with confidence and care
Keeping the space safe and organised for all participants
Helping gymnasts of all ages and abilities build their skills
Being reliable, punctual, and a great team player
Setting up and packing away equipment safely
Assisting with basic admin tasks to support the team
Why Join Us?

A clear and supported pathway into paid coaching
All training and qualifications fully funded
Flexible hours and a welcoming team
Opportunities to grow within Trafford Leisure
Make a real difference in your community
Interview Details:
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to an interview on Saturday 25th April in the morning at move Altrincham. We are looking for volunteering to begin in May time.

How to Apply:
We have limited places available, so don’t wait!
To apply, please send your CV to supportservices@traffordleisure.co.uk.

Closing Date: Monday 13th April 2026

Equality, equity, diversity, and inclusion
Equality, equity, diversity, and inclusion are critical to the success of Trafford Leisure and the achievement of our vision. We aspire to be a diverse, inclusive, and responsible employer and we particularly welcome applications from minority, marginalised, and underrepresented groups. In return, we are committed to a fair and unbiased recruitment process.
How to apply
To apply, please send your CV to supportservices@traffordleisure.co.uk.
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