Youth & Inclusion Football Coach

Talent; England; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

An organization focused on youth development in the United Kingdom is seeking a Sessional Coach for its Youth Inclusion team. This role involves delivering inclusive sports sessions to young people and supporting workshops that cover leadership and social issues. The candidate should be passionate about creating safe and engaging environments for youth. Flexible working hours are available, and compensation is based on location.

Qualifications

• Passion for supporting young people using sport as a tool for change.
• Ability to deliver engaging sports sessions.
• Experience in working with youth and community groups.

Responsibilities

• Deliver inclusive and engaging sports sessions to young people aged 10–18.
• Support workshops on leadership, social action, and youth issues.

Job description

Job Description

Youth Inclusion – Sessional Coach

Locations : Kingston & Surrey (various youth and community sites)

Pay Rate : £13.85 / hr (London) | £12.60 / hr (outside London)

Start Date : ASAP

Contract Type : Casual (flexible hours – evenings and weekends)

Are you passionate about supporting young people and using sport as a tool for positive change?

We're recruiting on behalf of Chelsea FC Foundation for Sessional Coaches to join their Youth Inclusion team. This is a great opportunity to get involved in meaningful, community-focused work — using sport and physical activity to engage young people, help them build life skills, and create safer, more inclusive environments.

About the Role

As a Sessional Coach, you'll help deliver structured sessions in youth clubs, schools, and community venues. These include football and multi-sport activities, as well as leadership programmes and workshops covering key social topics. The focus is on engagement, inclusion, and personal development.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver inclusive and engaging sports sessions to young people aged 10–18
• Support workshops on leadership, social action, and youth issues