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Edstart - Primary PE Specialist

Sports Coach (Football)

Manchester
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Edstart Sports Coaching is a leading sports provider focused on delivering high-quality PE curriculum and specialised sports instruction to primary schools. The organisation promotes fitness, wellbeing, social skills, and positivity through engaging and fun sports sessions for children. Edstart offers a wide range of services including curriculum PE, breakfast and after-school clubs, teacher mentoring and CPD, inclusive sports, and preschool programmes, as well as career pathways and franchise opportunities. With strong links to professional athlete ambassadors, Edstart works closely with parents, teachers, and schools to build trust and provide enriching sports experiences that give children a strong start.

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The Sports Coach (Football) will plan and deliver engaging, age-appropriate football coaching sessions in primary schools within the Manchester Area, United Kingdom.

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This on-site role involves teaching curriculum PE and specialised football training, managing groups of pupils, and promoting inclusive participation, safe play, and positive behaviour. The coach will liaise with school staff, support breakfast/lunch/after-school clubs, and contribute to wider school sports activities and events. Responsibilities include:

  • Assessing pupil progress
  • Adapting sessions to different abilities
  • Maintaining equipment
  • Upholding safeguarding and health and safety standards

The role also offers opportunities to support teacher mentoring, CPD initiatives, and Edstart programmes that encourage long-term participation in sport.

Qualifications

  • Strong foundation in Physical Education, with the ability to deliver structured PE and football sessions aligned to school curriculum goals.
  • Demonstrated Coaching and Sports Coaching skills, including planning drills, managing groups, and motivating children of varied abilities.
  • Experience in Sports Training, with knowledge of age-appropriate technical and tactical football development.
  • Excellent Communication skills to engage pupils, collaborate with school staff, and build trust with parents and guardians.
  • Relevant coaching qualifications (e.g., FA coaching badges or equivalent) and up-to-date safeguarding and first aid training.
  • Experience working with children in school or community sports settings and a commitment to inclusive, child-centered coaching.
  • Ability to manage time effectively across multiple schools or clubs and maintain accurate session and attendance records.
  • Clear background checks suitable for working with children, and eligibility to work in the United Kingdom.
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Skills

Football Coaching
PE Curriculum Delivery
Group Management
Lesson Planning
Child Safeguarding
First Aid
Communication
Inclusive Coaching
Pupil Assessment
Time Management

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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