Details
Closing date: 20 March 2027
Location: Univerisity of Warwick Westwood Sports Hall
Region: East Midlands
Employment type: Part Time
Salary: £30/hour
Description
University of Warwick Women’s Netball Club BUCS Coach
Contact details:
Ellie Laird – Club coordinator
Ellie.laird@warwick.ac.uk
Abi Starkey – President
Abi.starkey@warwick.ac.uk
Information:
Warwick University, Westwood Games Hall, CV4 8UW
Coaching Warwick Women’s BUCS 3’s and 4s
Friday, 8am-10am or Saturday, 9am-11am
£30/hr
Term Dates:
Term 1: Monday 5th October – Saturday 12th December
Term 2: Monday 11th January – Saturday 20th March
About us:
Warwick Women’s Netball 3s and 4s are high performance netball teams competing in the Midlands tiers 3A and 6A respectively. Both teams are consistently challenging top university squads in their leagues, and our 3s boast an impressive track record, being promoted for two consecutive seasons and taking the challenge to our 2s as they join the same league this coming BUCS season. We maintain a professional training culture fostering connections between our players and pushing progression into our top performance squads throughout our athletes’ times at Warwick.
We are looking for:
Warwick 3s and 4s are looking for an experienced Level 2 coach to run one training session a week focusing on technical setup and set plays to push both teams in their prospective leagues this following season. We aim to push both squads for promotion and require a coach that will motivate players through engaging session plans, whilst balancing a positive training environment for all and helping to bridge any gaps in skillset within teams.
An ideal coach will have their DBS check and be available to run one of the two training sessions above every week. For any additional information, please contact both Ellie Laird and Abi Starkey. Candidates will be interviewed and invited to a paid trial session if successful.
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