The Post
The University Tennis Coordinator is responsible for supporting the delivery and development of tennis participation and competition activity across the university. The role focuses on supporting the creation of inclusive opportunities for students to engage with tennis at all levels, from introductory and recreational activity through to regular competitive play.
Working closely with student clubs, university colleagues, local tennis providers, and the LTA, the Coordinator will support the development and delivery of programmes, events, and competitions that enhance the student experience, increase participation, and strengthen player pathways.
Additional Information
- This post will be part time (20% FTE)
- This contract is fixed term until 31 August 2029
- Grade 5: £27,241 - £30,180 p.a pro-rata
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This is an annualised post. The successful candidate will work the equivalent of 7.2 hours per week during active delivery periods (38 weeks per year) with working pattern agreed with line manager to meet business need across the year.
Description of Duties
Participation Development
- Coordinate the planning and support the delivery of inclusive tennis participation opportunities, activities, and events that engage students of all abilities and increase participation across the university
- Under the direction of the Sports Development Officer, develop initiatives that support membership growth and retention, including promotional campaigns, taster sessions, and student engagement activities
- In discussion with the Sports Development Officer, identify opportunities and make recommendations to enhance the university tennis offer, informed by participation data, membership trends, and student feedback
- Support and contribute to the delivery of key development initiatives, including the LTA Red Ball programme, and support the annual review and continuous improvement of the University Tennis Programme in partnership with the LTA
- Support the Sport Development Officer with any other tasks related to the delivery of LTA objectives
Competition and Player Pathways
- Coordinate and develop a programme of tennis competitions, leagues, tournaments, and events that provide engaging opportunities for students of all abilities
- Create and support participation-to-competition pathways, encouraging progression into club membership and sustained competitive engagement
- Work collaboratively with student clubs, university staff, and external partners to enhance the competitive tennis offer for both BUCS and non-BUCS players
- Support the planning and delivery of tennis events, including facility bookings, scheduling, workforce deployment, and practical event administration and on-the-day coordination
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University Tennis Coordinator (Participation and Competition) in Stirling employer: Stir
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