Cheltenham College
Rowing Coach

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Cheltenham College invites applications for the post of Rowing Coach.
This role offers an excellent opportunity for a passionate and motivated individual to contribute to a dynamic rowing programme and inspire the next generation of athletes.
Working closely with the Head of Rowing and the wider team, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality coaching to our rowers. You will help foster a culture of enthusiasm, discipline, and teamwork, while supporting the continued success and development of the programme.
This is an ideal position for a coach who combines technical expertise with energy and enthusiasm for Rowing as well as a genuine commitment to developing young people through sport. Experience of coaching children or young people is highly desirable.
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Duties
- Lead engaging and effective coaching sessions for designated squads
- Contribute to the delivery and implementation of structured training programmes
- Support land-based training sessions as required
- Uphold and promote the highest standards of safety on and off the water
- Play an active role in the ongoing development of the Boat Club, its facilities, and equipment
Full details of the role, including any essential requirements, can be found in the job description.


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CLOSING DATE
Sunday, 27th September
Terms and Conditions
- Zero Hours (though hours are expected to be around 10 per week during College Term Time)
- Normal days of working are Thursdays & Saturdays though we may run additional sessions on other days from time to time. Rowing takes place in Spring & Summer Term (January to July)
- Competitive rate of pay depending on coaching/experience level
- Use of College sports facilities (at staff allocated times)
- School lunch available on days worked (during term time)
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