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An educational organization in Worthing seeks a sports coach to deliver engaging sports sessions to primary-aged children. The role requires strong communication skills, the ability to build relationships with schools, and a year of relevant experience in sports coaching or childcare. A driving license is essential. The position offers competitive hourly pay and contract options for term-time or full-time work.
Pay: £12.50-£13.50 per hour
Purpose of the Job
We are looking for an enthusiastic team member with experience in working with children and an interest in sport. The job will consist of delivering sports coaching sessions to primary aged children primarily at schools in the Worthing area
To be well established with and confident in understanding the club's policies and procedures and be able to explain how these policies are suitably aligned to your daily practice.
To plan, deliver and manage a co-ordinated programme of high quality, professional specific activities which reflect the needs of individuals within the venue.
Play a central role in enabling the company to achieve its strategic objective of enhancing educational achievement, extra-curricular experiences, and planning for recognised talent in children.
To encourage attendance and build resilience in children, in particular by those who do not usually participate in the specific programme or physical activity.
To carry out administrative duties as necessary e.g. maintain accurate attendance registers, collect monies, carry out risk assessments.
To ensure that all activities are delivered within a safe, controlled environment.
To be responsible for engaging children between the contracted hours and ensure safety and wellbeing at all times.
Oversee all programmes in line with best practice guidelines in health/safety, safeguarding and child protection.
To report any suspicions or reports of abuse against staff or children.
To contribute to the setup of learning spaces including moving equipment and furniture and understanding the impact of enabling environments
To recognise the importance of safeguarding, how it can differentiate, applying procedures in practice, and take any action required to ensure the safety and welfare of children. To be proactive in ensuring that you are clear on your responsibilities in relation to safeguarding and child protection and you know how to report any low or high-level concerns immediately to the Safeguarding Lead.
To support the maintaining and logging of confidential records as required, e.g. accident/incident forms, medication and safeguarding disclosures.
Expected to undertake all mandatory training modules which are provided by Premier Education to assist you in carrying out all of duties safely and effectively prior to starting work directly with the children.
To be aware of the companies' responsibilities under the Data Protection Act 2018 for the security, accuracy and relevance of personal data held on such systems and ensure that all administrative and financial processes comply with this.
To maintain children’s records and archive systems, in accordance with companies' procedure, policy and statutory requirements.
You are expected to treat all information acquired through your employment, both formally and informally, in strict confidence.
There are strict rules and protocols defining employees’ access to and use of the companies’ databases.
Any breach of these rules and protocols will be regarded as subject to disciplinary investigation. There are internal procedures in place for employees to raise matters of concern regarding such issues as bad practice or mismanagement.
Term-time and full time contracts are available