Everton in the Community is the official charity of Everton Football Club. Since 1988 it has harnessed the unifying power of football to drive social change across the Liverpool City Region. Supported by more than 130 full-time staff and over 200 volunteers, the independently governed and financed charity runs more than 60 programmes tackling health, employability, anti-social behaviour, crime, exploitation, education, dementia and disability.
The role
Everton in the Community is appointing a Primary Education Tutor to deliver and monitor high-quality primary school programmes in schools throughout Merseyside, increasing participation among pupils of all abilities. You will plan, deliver and evaluate classroom-based interventions in Maths, English and PSHE, and support teachers with National Curriculum PE, as part of the Premier League Primary Stars programme.
12-month fixed term contract, full time, based across the Everton in the Community campus and mobile as required.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and deliver numeracy and literacy resources (including phonics) for the Premier League Primary Stars programme, in line with Premier League targets
- Develop PSHE resources and deliver them in lessons, assemblies and collapsed curriculum days
- Teach assigned children according to their educational needs, setting high and achievable targets with each child
- Assess, record and report pupils' development, progress and attainment
- Deliver inclusive, progressive PE lessons within Premier League Primary Stars
- Provide regular project reports and monitoring information to the Senior Management Team and the Premier League
- Follow the Club's safeguarding policy, procedures and best practice
Who they are looking for
- Experience of working in schools and community settings with the 4-11 age group, including pupils identified with SEN/D
- Sound knowledge of the National Curriculum across all subjects, and of PE and Sports Premium
Essential qualifications
- Degree or professional qualification in sports and leisure or teaching
- NGB Level 2 in at least one sport
- Valid Emergency First Aid award
- Valid Safeguarding Children workshop certificate
- Membership of the FA Licensed Coaches Club
- Qualifications in other sports
Safer recruitment
The role requires an Enhanced DBS check (or subscription to the DBS Update Service), plus verification of relevant qualifications and right to work in the UK.
How to apply
Apply online through the Everton FC careers site (Quick Apply), reference JP1729109LivPETP. Closing date: Tuesday 17 November 2026. Everton in the Community may close the vacancy early if it receives a large number of applications. For reasonable adjustments to the application, interview or onboarding process, email careers@evertonfc.com.
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The role
Everton in the Community is appointing a Primary Education Tutor to deliver and monitor high-quality primary school programmes in schools throughout Merseyside, increasing participation among pupils of all abilities. You will plan, deliver and evaluate classroom-based interventions in Maths, English and PSHE, and support teachers with National Curriculum PE, as part of the Premier League Primary Stars programme.
12-month fixed term contract, full time, based across the Everton in the Community campus and mobile as required.
Key responsibilities
- Develop and deliver numeracy and literacy resources (including phonics) for the Premier League Primary Stars programme, in line with Premier League targets
- Develop PSHE resources and deliver them in lessons, assemblies and collapsed curriculum days
- Teach assigned children according to their educational needs, setting high and achievable targets with each child
- Assess, record and report pupils' development, progress and attainment
- Deliver inclusive, progressive PE lessons within Premier League Primary Stars
- Provide regular project reports and monitoring information to the Senior Management Team and the Premier League
- Follow the Club's safeguarding policy, procedures and best practice
Who they are looking for
- Experience of working in schools and community settings with the 4-11 age group, including pupils identified with SEN/D
- Sound knowledge of the National Curriculum across all subjects, and of PE and Sports Premium
Essential qualifications
- Degree or professional qualification in sports and leisure or teaching
- NGB Level 2 in at least one sport
- Valid Emergency First Aid award
- Valid Safeguarding Children workshop certificate
- Membership of the FA Licensed Coaches Club
- Qualifications in other sports
Safer recruitment
The role requires an Enhanced DBS check (or subscription to the DBS Update Service), plus verification of relevant qualifications and right to work in the UK.
How to apply
Apply online through the Everton FC careers site (Quick Apply), reference JP1729109LivPETP. Closing date: Tuesday 17 November 2026. Everton in the Community may close the vacancy early if it receives a large number of applications. For reasonable adjustments to the application, interview or onboarding process, email careers@evertonfc.com.