4 Football jobs

Role to commence Monday 16 January 2023. NSWTA may not wait until the closing date to interview suitable candidates, early applications are encouraged.  NSWTA supports gender equity and encourages female applicants to apply.  NSW Touch Football is looking for a friendly and organised person to join the team on a full time basis in an entry level role in sport administration.  To be successful in this role, you will be a confident communicator and be comfortable both in front of groups "on the field" and "off the field" with administration. You will be organised, yet also flexible and agile to think on your feet with the many curve balls you will face.  The ideal candidate for the Game Development Officer role is someone who has community sport experience and is looking to progress their career in the community sports industry, specifically in Grass Roots development. This person has an understanding...

Hours of work: Sessional, Variable Hours (Including evenings and weekends and up to 35 hours a week during School holidays) Contract: 12-month Fixed Term Contract Salary: Variable hourly rate ranging from £10.40 - £17.55 per hour Location: Villa Park Closing Date: 31 January 2023 1. The Department The Aston Villa Foundation is the official Charity of Aston Villa Football Club and prides itself in being innovative in its approach to the club being used as a ‘Force for Good’ The Football in the Community (FitC) department within the Aston Villa Foundation offers high quality football and multi-sport provision for children of all ages and abilities. All sessions and activities are delivered within a community or school setting and aim to increase physical activity, football participation and performance. 2. The Role We have exciting opportunities for aspiring football and sports coaches to join the Aston Villa Foundation. The post holder will be...

The Kent FA is passionate about increasing the opportunities for all sections of Kent’s communities to play football. A recently produced Equality Action Plan provides a clear direction of travel of how we will achieve this. As such the Kent FA is looking for an enthusiastic Football Development Officer (Inclusion) with a passion for grassroots football to join the team. The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting the implementation and delivery of the FA National Game Strategy and the Kent Football Strategy, helping to deliver a sustainable plan for growing disability participation levels, supporting disability clubs and leagues to provide structured opportunities, and increasing opportunities from all Kent's communities to participate in the game. Key Responsibilities - Work strategically to align current and future disability football provision, ensuring an integrated approach across the Kent FA, local EFL (English Football League) club community...