Vision Football Middle East
Football Coach

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Company Description
Vision Football Middle East is a premier private football training provider originally founded in Liverpool, UK, in 2021. The organization has a strong track record, having helped over 70 young players of all genders earn opportunities with professional clubs. Building on its success in the UK, Vision Football Middle East has expanded into the Middle East to discover and develop emerging football talent across the region. The academy is dedicated to high-quality, individualized training that unlocks each player’s potential and supports long-term growth. Its mission extends beyond match performance, creating pathways for young people to succeed in professional football and in life.
Role Description
The Football Coach role is a full-time, on-site position based in Liverpool. The coach will plan, deliver, and review high-intensity training sessions tailored to different age groups and skill levels, focusing on technical, tactical, physical, and mental development.
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- Assessing player performance
- Providing constructive feedback
- Maintaining clear communication with players and families about progress and goals
- Collaborating with other staff to design training curricula
- Preparing players for trials and competitions
- Ensuring sessions are safe, inclusive, and aligned with the academy’s philosophy
Additional responsibilities may include:
- Session administration
- Player evaluations
- Participation in outreach events or talent identification programs
Qualifications
- Strong technical and tactical expertise in Football with proven experience in Football Coaching.
- Demonstrated coaching skills, including player development, mentoring, and performance improvement.
- Excellent communication skills to engage effectively with players, families, and colleagues.
- Experience designing and delivering structured training programs for youth or academy-level players.
- Recognized coaching certifications (e.g., FA or equivalent) and current safeguarding and first-aid training.
- Ability to create an inclusive, supportive environment that promotes confidence, discipline, and respect.
- Flexibility to work evenings and weekends in line with training schedules and match commitments.
- Previous experience within an academy or talent development setting in the UK or Middle East is an advantage.
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