National Pathway & Talent Coordinator: Boxing Scotland

Triathlon Scotland; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Boxing Scotland is seeking a National Pathway & Talent Coordinator to drive the transformation of its National Performance Pathway. Based at the National High-Performance Centre, you will link the Head of Performance with the Performance Team and Regional Pathway Leads, supporting athlete identification, tracking and development across Scotland.

The role focuses on creating a connected journey from club boxing through regional pathways into the national environment, requiring strong

Qualifications

• Excellent organisational and administrative skills.
• Proactive and highly organised approach to project coordination.
• Passion for athlete development and knowledge of the Scottish boxing landscape.

Responsibilities

• Act as the key link between the Head of Performance and the Performance Team, and Boxing Scotland's network of Regional Pathway Leads.
• Support the identification, tracking and development of talented athletes across the club, regional and national pathways.
• Contribute to delivering the national pathway transformation and ensure a connected athlete journey.

Job description

National Pathway & Talent Coordinator: Boxing Scotland

Location: Boxing Scotland National High-Performance Centre, with travel across Scotland as required

Reporting to: Head of Performance

Contract: Fixed Term 3 years

About the Role

Boxing Scotland is transforming its National Performance Pathway to create a more connected, accessible and athlete-centred system for identifying and developing talented boxers across Scotland.

We are seeking an organised, proactive and enthusiastic National Pathway & Talent Coordinator to play a central role in delivering this transformation.

Based predominantly at the National High-Performance Centre, the postholder will act as the key link between the Head of Performance and wider Performance Team, and Boxing Scotland's network of Regional Pathway Leads and talent development partners.

The role will support the identification, tracking and development of talented athletes, ensuring there is a clear and connected journey from club boxing, through the regional pathway and into the national performance environment.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone who combines excellent organisational and administrative skills with a passion for athlete development and an understanding of the Scottish boxing landscape.