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Women's Boxing Coach, Cambridge University Amateur Boxing Club

University of Cambridge Sports Service
Organisation
University of Cambridge Sports Service
Salary
£500 - £1,000 total remuneration, open to negotiation based on the agreed time commitment.
Location
Cambridge
Contract type
Permanent (Part time)
Closing date
15 August 2025
Job Description
The Cambridge University Amateur Boxing Club (CUABC) fields competitive teams, including the women's Blues Squad. Our membership base consists of dedicated student-athletes ranging from beginners to experienced competitive boxers, who balance rigorous academic commitments with high-level sport.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and experienced Women's Boxing Coach to support and develop our women's competitive boxing squad.

Job Purpose:

To deliver focused, high-quality coaching specifically tailored for women boxers, fostering skill development, physical fitness, and competitive performance within a supportive and inclusive environment.

Sessions:

1-3 sessions per week during the 8-week terms (7th October-5th December, and 13th January-20th March), each session lasting approximately 1.5 hours. Sessions will include training approximately 15-20 women boxers independently, as well as one weekly session with the full Blues Squad.

Reports to:

Davod Shah (Club President) for co-ordination. This does not imply managerial oversight or employment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Independently plan and lead structured women's boxing training sessions.
• Coach women boxers across all skill levels, from beginners to experienced competitors.
• Contribute to training the full Blues Squad in weekly combined sessions.
• Collaborate closely with the wider coaching team.
• Develop effective strategies for individual athlete performance, including technical skills, tactical awareness, and physical conditioning.
• Ensure strict adherence to safety protocols, including injury prevention and management.
• Prepare athletes for competitions, BUCS fixtures, Varsity, and relevant events.
• Provide mentorship, fostering a positive and disciplined training culture.
• Maintain and responsibly use equipment during sessions.
• Uphold club policies on health, safety, safeguarding, and inclusivity.
• Engage with best practices and continued professional development in coaching.

Person Specification:

Essential:

• England Boxing Level 1 or 2 coaching certification.
• Experience coaching both beginners and experienced boxers.
• Strong interpersonal, motivational, and leadership abilities.
• Valid Safeguarding and First Aid certifications.
• Enhanced DBS check.

Desirable:

• Experience coaching university students.
• Understanding of sports science principles.
• Experience managing athletes who balance sporting commitments with academic workloads.

What we offer:

• Comprehensive induction into the role.
• Opportunities for further development and training.
• Guidance in club policies and procedures.
• Regular support and communication from club leadership.
• The opportunity to significantly contribute to athletes' development and success.
How to apply
Please email your certificates, DBS check, and a statement of interest to Davod Shah (President) at drs70@cam.ac.uk For informal enquiries, please contact Davod Shah.
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