Volunteer Teacher

Barnsley Football Club; Walsall; On-site; GBP 10,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

Barnsley Football Club is seeking a Volunteer Teacher to support students in English, Maths, and Science within a dynamic academy environment. This role offers the chance to engage with young learners, contribute to their educational success, and be part of a team committed to excellence and community engagement.

Qualifications

• Must have QTS or similar.
• At least three years teaching English, Maths, or Science.
• Experience in BTec delivery and individual support.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and deliver teaching materials for BTec and GCSE.
• Mark workbooks and maintain records.
• Attend meetings with parents, coaches, and students.

Skills

Experience in delivering BTec style

Student support

Lesson planning

Understanding of safeguarding policies

Education

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or similar

Job description

Role Title: Volunteer Teacher (BTec level 1 OR GCSE English, Maths or Science) 6 hours a week max.
Department: Academy
Reports to: Head of Education
Key Internal Relationships: Head of Education, Head of Player Care, Academy Head Coaches, Academy Players & Staff

Placement Description:
The role of Volunteer Teacher involves working with our Hybrid Day Release students on a Tuesday afternoon (BTec 1 in Sports Studies) or Friday afternoon to support GCSE students with English, Maths and Science with either a Master Class or individual 1 to 1 support, depending on exam body. You will be required to undergo a Walsall FC Enhanced DBS check.

Key Tasks & Responsibilities:

• Preparation of material & delivery of hard copy BTec level 1 in Sports Studies OR GCSE English, Maths and Science material.
• Marking of hard copy work book, recording and maintaining records
• Be aware of the club’s Child Protection Policy, Health & Safety Policy and Emergency procedures, taking responsibility for Health & Safety aspects at all times.
• To attend any meetings with parents, coaches and children where appropriate.
• Take registers.
• To be responsible for the care of materials, equipment and facilities.
• To work with our education partners (U13s, U14s only)
• Be punctual at all times with a positive and engaging approach.
• To set high standards of professionalism at all times and in line with the Academy and Club Values.
• Complete all work/tasks to deadline in a timely manner
• Any other duties as may be required by the Club from time to time

About The Candidate

Person Specification:

• QTS or similar
• Experience of BTec style delivery, marking and assessment OR GCSE Teaching of English, Maths and Science
• Experience of planning, managing delivery and exam prep
• Experience of lesson planning to timeframe and unit delivery
• If the GCSE English, Maths or Science Teacher you must have been teaching these subjects for at least three full education years
• Experience of 1 to 1 student support.
• Understanding and commitment to safeguarding and child protection policies.
• An interest and understanding of Sport and or Football (OR English, Maths or Science)
• Willingness to learn and develop through continuous professional development (CPD).
• A commitment to the Club's Environmental Sustainability Policy and contributing to its goals.

Safeguarding & Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI):

• To adhere to safeguarding and child protection policies, ensuring the welfare of children and young people.
• Behave inclusively and respectfully, reflecting the positive EDI values of the Club.
• All employees must undergo suitable DBS checks through the Club.

These volunteer roles are a fantastic opportunity to work within a professional football environment either through CPD (just a few hours a week within your current role), work with small groups (aprox 15), pass on your knowledge and skills after retirement or looking to return to work or a PGCE student wanting experience / placement opportunities.

About The Club

WalsallFootball Club, founded in 1888, is a place full of passion and pride, with arich history having had exciting moments in both the lower divisions and thesecond tier of English football. Since moving to the Bescot Stadium in 1990,we've celebrated promotions, including two stints in the second tier in 1961and 2001, and a memorable League Two title win in 2007.

We’recommitted to inspiring our community, offering a sense of belonging, pride, andaspiration. We are guided by our core values of Excellence, Service,Discipline, and Ambition, creating opportunities for people to connect, grow,and achieve both on and off the pitch—making WFC an exciting and welcomingplace for volunteers to get involved and make a difference.