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Pre-Academy / Foundation Phase Coach (Sessional)

Bolton Wanderers FC


Bolton Wanderers is a founder member of the Football League and four-time FA Cup winner, based in Bolton.

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Job Posted
27 Oct 2026
Status
Part Time
Zero Hours
Location
England
Closing date
3 Nov 2026

Bolton Wanderers are looking for sessional Pre-Academy and Foundation Phase Coaches.

The Role

You will coach and support the technical, tactical, physical, psychological, social and emotional development of players, manage players in sessions and fixtures, and take responsibility for their welfare and safety.

Key Responsibilities

  • Coach and support the all-round development of Pre-Academy and Foundation Phase players
  • Manage players in coaching sessions and Academy fixtures
  • Liaise with players and parents on progress and development
  • Supervise players during travel to and from away fixtures
  • Compile weekly player reviews and game reports on the Football Intelligence Platform
  • Deliver Player Performance Reviews and parent meetings twice a year (November and April)

About You

  • A minimum of a UEFA B Licence
  • Holding or working towards the FA Youth Award Modules
  • A member, or intending to become a member, of the FA Licensed Coaching Club
  • In-date Safeguarding Children and Emergency First Aid certification
  • Strong communication, team-working and planning skills

Key Details

  • Location: Bolton Wanderers Academy, Bolton
  • Contract: Sessional
  • Pay: £20 per hour
  • Closing date: 3 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Part Time
Zero Hours
Job Type
Academy
Coaching
Sport
Football
Salary information
£20 - £20
Pay Information
£20 per hour

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