Football Coach

Company Description FSM CIC operates dedicated FSM Football Centres that support players and clubs from grassroots to professional levels. Each venue provides floodlit 3G and grass pitches for formats ranging from 5v5 to 11v11, suitable for both training and competitive matches. To enhance the football experience, centres feature pavilions or cabins with café lounges offering hot and cold food, along with changing facilities. Many venues also include additional sports facilities such as fitness suites, sports halls, and studios, which can be booked for a wide range of activities. FSM CIC focuses on providing accessible, high-quality environments for community sport and player development. Role Description The Part-time Football Coach at our Development Centre will deliver engaging, age-appropriate football coaching sessions at the Nottingham Football Centre and/or the Carlton Football Centre. Responsibilities include planning and leading our Development Centre sessions, supporting player development, and ensuring a safe, inclusive environment for all participants. The coach will provide constructive feedback, communicate effectively with players and work alongside other experienced coaches with organising sessions, equipment, and effective pitch use. Responsibilities also include promoting positive behaviour and creating a culture within sessions where players can develop with freedom, while of course adhering to safeguarding and health and safety policies, and contributing to the overall quality of the football experience. Coaches with us are given access for a coaching community platform made by coaches for coaches. This has loads of content to help you develop even further as a coach and includes plenty of session plans for you to use! This platform was made by Former Notts County Academy Manager and former Bodo Glimt coach, Dan Leivers. Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong football coaching and general coaching skills, with practical experience delivering sessions.
• Candidates should demonstrate a good foundation of knowledge in areas such as, basic tactics, player development principles and communication.
• Candidates should possess effective Communication skills, including clear instruction, constructive feedback, and positive engagement with players.
• Minimum FA Level 1 (Now called Introduction to Coaching Football Qual)
• Ability to work in Nottingham, during evenings or weekends. Particularly Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays.