Sport Coach - Bristol, United Kingdom - Empire Fighting Chance

Description

Job description

Coach and mentor of young people, teaching them physical and non-physical attributes of non-contact boxing. Deliver technique sessions, physical education and health and well-being education. Be a trusted support for young people some of which are disengaged, vulnerable and/or 'at risk.'

Reporting to the Operations Manager.


Location:
some travel (Bristol)


Main duties and responsibilities:

• Work with young people onetoone or in a group
• Prepare for each session, plan a variety of activities week on week including a technical session with demonstrations, drills, core work, stretching and a mentoring slot
• Make use of a toolbox of activities to engage young people, 'make it fun' whilst also dealing with emotions and adapting the session format as appropriate
• Agree outcomes with schools, matching the session content. Meet school contacts regularly to review group/individual progress
• Command respect and trust from young people by sharing knowledge and expertise of boxing whilst also encouraging young people to have a voice and express themselves
• Be a link between the young person and the school, building trust and encouraging open communication
• Update the register and write up session notes at the end, provide a more detailed file note for onetoone sessions (within 1 week if not possible at the end of the session)
• Be the face of 'Empire Fighting Chance,' dealing with issues/concerns swiftly and keep management within EPC updated
• Look for additional business opportunities and refer to Business Development team where appropriate
• Regularly share experiences and learning with the other coaches.
• Use of Social Media to promote EFC activities and successes
• Keep the sessions fresh and relevant, using innovation and learning from external training

Skills and attributes

• Ability to exemplify Empire Fighting Chance core values and behaviours
• Good communication skills, adapt to the audience
• Good listener and patience
• Ability to work calmly under pressure. High degree of emotional resilience
• Good at problem solving and using own initiative
• Physically fit and healthy
• Able to read a situation and take appropriate action
• Able to 'think on your feet' and deal with the unexpected
• Good IT skills

Job Types:
Part-time, Permanent

Part-time hours: 20 per week


Salary:
£18,000.00-£21,000.00 per year


Benefits:

• Casual dress
• Gym membership
• Onsite parking

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday
• Night shift
• Weekend availability

Experience:

- working with Children: 2 years (preferred)


Work Location:
In person

Expected start date: 01/09/2023