At a Glance
- Tasks: Support Women and Girls Teams by ensuring safety and planning educational sessions.
- Company: Join Swansea City AFC, a club dedicated to player welfare and development.
- Benefits: Flexible hours, opportunity to make a difference, and work with passionate teams.
- Other info: Collaborate with coaches and external agencies to uphold high welfare standards.
- Why this job: Be a key player in creating a safe and supportive environment for aspiring athletes.
- Qualifications: Experience in safeguarding and a passion for supporting young players.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 40000 £ per year.
Swansea City AFC is hiring a Safeguarding and Player Care Officer to support the Women and Girls Teams, ensuring a safe, supportive environment and compliance with safeguarding standards.
The role involves planning education, life skills sessions, and co-ordinating player welfare initiatives with coaches and staff.
The post requires flexible hours including evenings and weekends, an Enhanced DBS disclosure, and collaboration with external agencies to maintain high standards of safety and welfare.
Safeguarding & Player Welfare Lead - Women & Girls in Swansea employer: Kick it Out
Kick It Out is an exceptional employer dedicated to fostering a positive work culture where passion for sport meets personal development. As a Football Education Coach, you will not only enjoy a competitive salary and generous annual leave but also have the unique opportunity to inspire and mentor young people in South London, making a meaningful impact in their lives. With a focus on growth and community engagement, this role offers a rewarding experience for those looking to contribute to youth development through football.
