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The University of Wolverhampton on the Walsall Campus is seeking a Women's Netball Performance Coach on a fixed term, part-time, zero-hours contract. You will plan, develop and deliver safe, effective coaching sessions to develop skills and improve performance for the Women's Netball squad, with sessions on Monday evenings and BUCS fixtures.
You must hold at least Level 2 coaching qualification; the role runs for 40 weeks from September 2026 to May 2027, with attendance at Welcome Week events
We are recruiting for a Women's Netball Performance Coach to join the newly formed Sport and Physical Activity Team within WLV Sport. This is a Zero Hours contract, working Monday evenings and Wednesday afternoon BUCS fixtures. We are looking for an enthusiastic and driven individual to develop our Women's Netball team. The University participates in British Universities and Colleges Sports (BUCS) where we enter a number of sports teams, one of which is the Women's Netball team. Based at our Walsall Campus you will be an integral part of our coaching team and be responsible for improving participation and performance in Women's Netball at the University of Wolverhampton. You will plan, develop, and deliver safe, effective, and appropriate coaching sessions to enable the development of skills and enhanced performance of the squad and individual members within the club, taking into account a diverse range of abilities. In this zero-hour contract (number of hours per week to be agreed) you will be required for 40 weeks between September 2026 and May 2027. Attendance will be expected at key University events, including the Coaching Induction Event and Fresher's Fair in Welcome Week. The role requires a minimum Level 2 coaching qualification.
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