Exeter City Community Trust Girls Pathway - Junior Premier League Coach
EFLTo deliver high-quality football coaching sessions within the Exeter City Community Trust’s Girls Pathway, supporting the development of female players at various age groups. The role involves creating a positive and inclusive environment where all participants can grow their skills, confidence, and enjoyment of the game.
- Plan, deliver, and evaluate engaging football coaching sessions for girls across the pathway, aligned with the Trust’s player development philosophy and to prepare the team for a fixture on the Saturday.
- Create a supportive and safe environment that encourages participation and progression.
- Work collaboratively with the Girls' Football Development Lead to monitor player development and progression opportunities.
- Assist in identifying and developing talented players and recommend potential progression into the ECWFC first team or further playing opportunities.
- Support the delivery of matchdays (Every Saturday)
- Act as a role model, promoting positive values and safeguarding best practices in all sessions.
- Attend relevant training, CPD opportunities, and staff meetings to stay up to date with coaching methods and club philosophy.
About The Candidate
Requirements:
- Candidates must hold a UEFA C Licence or higher.
- Applicants working towards a UEFA C Licence will also be considered.
- In addition, candidates must have:
- FA First Aid Level 1 certification
- FA Safeguarding Children qualification
- A DBS check will be provided by City Community Trust for successful applicants.
Desirable:
- UEFA B Licence or working towards a UEFA B.
About The Club
About Exeter City Community Trust
Exeter City Community Trust is the official charity partner of Exeter City Football Club, dedicated to supporting health and wellbeing across our community. We deliver a wide range of impactful projects that promote physical activity, education, inclusion, and personal development.
One of our key initiatives is the Girls' Football Pathway, a programme designed to nurture and develop the most talented young female footballers in the region. Covering age groups from Under-10s through to Under-18s, our aim is to provide a high-quality environment that helps players reach their full potential both on and off the pitch.