Full-time Youth Football and Basketball Coach

Full-time Youth Football and Basketball Coach

Full-Time On-site
Coaches United

Full-time Youth Football and Basketball Coach, North London

Coaches United is how Hoop Haven Basketball Club and Crouch End FC find their coaches. The two clubs coach basketball and football to young players aged 8 to 16 and 4 to 14 respectively, across North London.

Why this role is different

Most coaching in this industry is paid by the session. We have built the clubs to the point where we can offer a salary and 34 to 40 hours a week. We're looking for people who want to help us raise the standard of youth coaching, putting our expertise together with yours so we get the best of both worlds.

The role

  • Plan and deliver training sessions and lead your own development groups, working with the head coach on each club's session plans.
  • Contribute to player trials, onboarding and termly player reviews.
  • Carry out related administration (parent communications, team organisation, attendance and session records).
  • Deliver sessions at our holiday camps as part of the annual programme.
  • Help build and shape our programme as the clubs grow.
  • Hours: an average of 34 to 40 hours a week across the year, agreed at offer and built around the school calendar. Term time is mostly coaching (evening and weekend sessions, plus admin); school holidays are holiday camps, planning, admin and project work.
  • Pay: £23,000 to £36,000 base salary, depending on experience and what you bring to the role.
  • Bonus: performance-based pay on top of your base salary can take your total pay up to £45,000. Full details are agreed at offer stage.
  • Contract: full time, permanent, with a 3-month probationary period.
  • Location: sports hall venues across London, mainly North London.

What we expect

An enhanced DBS check, experience coaching young people, and the right to work in the UK.

Next steps

  • Hear back. Within 3 working days, we'll let you know whether you're through to the next stage.
  • First interview. A chat to see whether this is the right place for you.
  • Second interview. A deeper conversation about you and your coaching. Never more than three in all.
  • Offer and onboarding. If it's a fit, we'll offer you the full-time role, or another role that suits you better.

You can coach football, basketball or both, and there's a part-time option on the form if full time isn't for you right now.

Coaches United

Contact Details:

Coaches United Recruitment Team