A-Level Tutor (Fixed-Term, Part-Time) | Manchester City Women’s Professional Development Phase

Based at Manchester City Football Academy, this part-time (18.75 hrs per week) fixed-term role supports the academic development of players across Manchester City Women’s Professional Development Phase.

You will plan, teach, and assess A-Level learning in Science (Chemistry or Biology), Psychology or Economics, helping young players balance their education with the demands of an elite football environment while progressing towards their target grades.

Who We Are

Manchester City Women is a team driven by ambition, belief, and a desire to push the game forward. Founded in 1988 and relaunched in 2014, we have since grown into a consistent force in the women’s game, competing at the highest level in the UK and Europe.

Progress, performance, and pride sit at the heart of everything we do. Rooted in Mancunian values with a global outlook, we are shaped by our fans and driven by a commitment to long-term vision—from developing future talent to supporting our communities. Together, we are building what comes next, the City way.

In the Academy Education team, we support players in developing academically while progressing through Manchester City Football Club’s pathway. The team collaborates with players, parents, schools, colleges, and internal colleagues to create an environment where young players can stay on track, achieve their goals, and feel supported both on and off the pitch.

The Role

As the A-Level Tutor, you will:

• Plan, deliver, and assess learning for Professional Development Phase players.
• Focus on A-Level provision in Science (specifically Chemistry or Biology), Psychology, or Economics.
• Support students in balancing their education with elite football demands.
• Design and teach programmes, produce learning materials, and deliver high-quality lessons aligned with students’ aspirations.
• Monitor progress and provide clear, constructive feedback to help players work towards target grades.
• Administer education-related tasks, including:
  • Progress reporting
  • School/college liaison
  • Gathering collateral (e.g., research, reports)
  • Supporting players on hybrid and part-time training models
• Work closely with Academy colleagues, wider football staff, and external education partners.
• Help coordinate academic development while upholding the Club’s safeguarding responsibilities.
• Contribute to a culture shaped by graft, pride, ambition, and respect.