Head Sprints Coach role at Glasgow University Athletics Club
Glasgow University Athletics Club (GUAC) is recruiting a Head Sprints Coach.
GUAC is a vibrant, welcoming, and inclusive club that aims to organise, promote, and encourage the sport of Athletics within the university. GUAC is one of the largest clubs at the University of Glasgow, comprising four training groups: sprints, distance, jumps, and throws.
The club has a wide range of members from complete beginners to national champions. It is the biggest and most successful university athletics club in Scotland, being the 12x Indoor and 10x Outdoor Scottish University Champions.
GUAC is recruiting a self-motivated individual who embraces the culture of inclusivity and success.
The individual will lead the sprints group, with the clear objective of developing and supporting student athletes.
The Head Coach will be responsible for developing a culture of continuous improvement and will work alongside the committee and other staff to achieve this.
This will include, but is not limited to club coaches, the club partnership with Glasgow University’s Sports Association, UoG Sport Staff andscottishathletics.
Application Process
Applications should include a short covering letter and CV. These should be sent tocaptain-athletics@gusa.gla.ac.uk . Interviews to be expected at most two weeks from application.
If you have any questions about the working pattern or experience, we encourage you to get in touch. For any general questions, please contactcaptain-athletics@gusa.gla.ac.uk
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Head Sprints Coach role at Glasgow University Athletics Club employer: Scottish Athletics
Scottish Athletics is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment that fosters collaboration and community engagement in the beautiful setting of Stornoway. With a strong focus on volunteer support and professional development, employees are encouraged to grow their skills while making a meaningful impact in local athletics. The hybrid, part-time nature of this role allows for flexibility, ensuring a healthy work-life balance while contributing to the vibrant athletic community across the Western Isles.
