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An opportunity has arisen for a Site Manager and Lead Gymnastics Coach to join an established organisation delivering gymnastics programmes for children and young people.
About the Role
As a Site Manager and Lead Gymnastics Coach, you will take on a key leadership role combining hands-on coaching, team supervision, site operations, and athlete development, ensuring sessions are delivered effectively while maintaining high standards across the site. This role offers competitive salary and benefits.
They will consider candidates currently working in another sector, provided they have at least 2 years previous gymnastics coaching experience.
Responsibilities
- Planning structured sessions that encourage technical development and progression.
- Providing direction, support, and feedback to the coaching team.
- Allocating coaches to classes and ensuring appropriate staffing arrangements.
- Maintaining consistent coaching standards across sessions.
- Monitoring participant development and adapting coaching where appropriate.
- Taking responsibility for safeguarding, health, and safety, and safe working practices.
- Checking that equipment and facilities are safe, properly maintained, and suitably stored.
- Managing gym set-up and pack-down, ensuring the site is organised and ready for use.
- Acting as a senior contact for parents and carers, handling queries and concerns professionally.
- Supporting class administration, registers, and timetables.
- Keeping senior management informed of staffing, athlete, equipment, and operational matters.
- Identifying practical improvements to the coaching programme, customer experience, and site performance.
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Requirements
- Previously worked as a Gymnastics Coach, Gymnastics Instructor, Gymnastics Teacher, Gymnastics Activity Instructor, Assistant Gymnastics Coach, or in a similar role.
- Approx. 2 years previous gymnastics coaching experience.
- Background in leading a coaching team or taking responsibility for a gymnastics programme, class, or facility.
- Strong team leadership experience.
- Strong understanding of gymnastics techniques, coaching approaches, athlete development, and safe practice.
- Knowledge of safeguarding and health and safety within a children's sports environment.
- Ability to recognise individual athlete needs and adapt coaching accordingly.
- Genuine passion for gymnastics and developing both athletes and fellow coaches.


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What's On Offer
- Competitive salary
- Casual dress
If you're an experienced gymnastics coach ready to take on greater leadership responsibility and play a key role in the running of a busy gymnastics site, this is an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career.
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