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Junior Training Centre Casual Coach (U9-U12)
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Join Wrexham AFC -because history doesn’t write itself
The Role
To support the delivery of high-quality coaching within the Foundation Phase, ensuring
young players have an opportunity to train in accordance with the Wrexham Way.
Main Responsibilities:
Plan, deliver, and review coaching sessions that are age-appropriate, engaging, and in line with the Academy philosophy.
Support the holistic development of players across the Foundation Phase
Create a safe, fun, and inclusive learning environment for all players.
Work closely with the Foundation Phase Lead and multidisciplinary staff to ensure the effective development of players.
Support matchday coaching and review performance with players.
Contribute to constructive feedback is provided to aid progression.
Ensure safeguarding and welfare standards are always upheld.
About you
You'll have:
Experience / Qualifications Required
UEFA B (working towards) coaching qualification (minimum).
FA / FAW Youth Modules / Introduction to Coaching Football desirable.
Valid FA / FAW Safeguarding Children Certificate.
Emergency First Aid in Football (EFAiF).
Previous experience working with children in a coaching capacity.
Personal Specification
Passionate about player development and grassroots/academy football.
Strong communication and organisational skills.
Ability to create a positive learning environment.
Demonstrated experience of leading coaching within a high-performance environment
Ability to work within a multi-disciplinary team.
Experience and knowledge of EPPP regulations.
Strong identification with what long-term player development and player pathways from youth to professional level requires.
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
Demonstrates enthusiasm and is committed to achieving agreed objectives within Academy activities.
Effective at preparing, planning, and implementing all aspects of academy administration that are aligned with whole-club objectives for coaching young talented football players.
A dynamic, hardworking individual that can relate to all staff members and participants engaged in academy and coaching activities.
Proactive decision maker with excellent verbal and written communication skills that is effective in communicating across all departments within a multidisciplinary approach.
Takes responsibility for ensuring a high quality of work and maintaining standards in line with the responsiveness needed for delivering against the club’s coaching objectives and philosophies.
Is receptive to feedback about own behaviour, strengths and areas for improvement that identifies improvement strategies relating to academy coaching activities.
Displays a high level of confidentiality and transparency and can contribute to team meetings in a professional manner.
Committed to, and an understanding of, equality and diversity in sport.
Flexible and committed to evening/weekend availability.
Why Work for Us
If you are looking for an organisation committed to building a strong, inclusive, high performing workplace where every individual is valued, supported and empowered to grow.
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