South London Girls Football Academy (SLGFA) is recruiting UEFA C and UEFA B coaches for the 2026/27 season across its three centres in Bromley, Lewisham and Southwark.
Pay: £25 per one-hour session (UEFA C) or £30 per one-hour session (UEFA B), up to five sessions a week.
Contract: employed (PAYE), sessional, immediate start until July 2027.
Players: girls aged 4-16, coached in age groups.
Sessions:
- Bromley: Wednesdays, 6-7pm, Bromley High School (BR1)
- Lewisham: Fridays, 6-8pm, St Dunstan's Jubilee Grounds (SE6)
- Southwark: Saturdays, 11:30am-1:30pm, Burgess Park Sports Centre (SE5)
The role includes delivering high-quality sessions in line with the academy's coaching philosophy, developing players technically, tactically, physically, psychologically and socially, creating safe and inclusive learning environments, completing session plans and player development reports, and working with fellow coaches and academy staff.
Essential: UEFA C or UEFA B licence, Enhanced DBS (children's workforce), FA Safeguarding Children, FA Emergency First Aid, 5+ years' youth football coaching experience and experience in a professional club pathway. Girls' football and individual player development experience are desirable.
How to apply: apply through Indeed with a CV and short cover note, stating your licence and available centre(s). Applications are reviewed as they arrive and the vacancy may close early once appointed. Source listing: UK Sport / South London Girls Football Academy.
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Pay: £25 per one-hour session (UEFA C) or £30 per one-hour session (UEFA B), up to five sessions a week.
Contract: employed (PAYE), sessional, immediate start until July 2027.
Players: girls aged 4-16, coached in age groups.
Sessions:
- Bromley: Wednesdays, 6-7pm, Bromley High School (BR1)
- Lewisham: Fridays, 6-8pm, St Dunstan's Jubilee Grounds (SE6)
- Southwark: Saturdays, 11:30am-1:30pm, Burgess Park Sports Centre (SE5)
The role includes delivering high-quality sessions in line with the academy's coaching philosophy, developing players technically, tactically, physically, psychologically and socially, creating safe and inclusive learning environments, completing session plans and player development reports, and working with fellow coaches and academy staff.
Essential: UEFA C or UEFA B licence, Enhanced DBS (children's workforce), FA Safeguarding Children, FA Emergency First Aid, 5+ years' youth football coaching experience and experience in a professional club pathway. Girls' football and individual player development experience are desirable.
How to apply: apply through Indeed with a CV and short cover note, stating your licence and available centre(s). Applications are reviewed as they arrive and the vacancy may close early once appointed. Source listing: UK Sport / South London Girls Football Academy.