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Are you passionate about promoting physical activity and inspiring the next generation?
Due to rapid growth, Sports Coaching Group is offering exciting career opportunities for individuals eager to make a difference.
Current vacancies include Sports Coaching Apprenticeships and Swimming Apprenticeships, starting in September 2024.
These roles are perfect for those keen to learn and grow within the sports and fitness industry while gaining valuable hands-on experience.
For those ready to jump straight in, there are immediate openings for part-time Sports Coaches, Swim Teachers, and Lifeguards.
Whether you’re looking for a flexible role or a stepping stone into a full-time career, these positions allow you to contribute to the company’s mission of inspiring active lifestyles.
Interested candidates can submit their CVs to Jordan Lakin at [email protected]
The hiring process includes a formal interview followed by a practical assessment at a partner school for successful candidates.
Start your journey with Sports Coaching Group and be part of a team shaping the future of physical education!
Chris Jones has become a shining example of dedication and development at Sports Coaching Group, rising through the ranks from apprentice to Head of Coaching (Extra-Curricular).
Starting his journey in 2015 as a Level 2 Coaching Apprentice, Chris quickly demonstrated exceptional skills, a passion for coaching, and a commitment to nurturing young talent.
His hands-on approach and ability to inspire confidence in both students and colleagues saw him progress steadily within the organisation.
Chris’s innovative ideas and leadership qualities played a pivotal role in shaping the extracurricular coaching programme, enhancing its quality and reach.
Now leading the team, Chris oversees a wide range of activities, ensuring they meet high standards and cater to diverse needs.
His journey is a testament to the opportunities available at Sports Coaching Group and his unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on young people through sport.