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Football Coach (Lent Term)

Dulwich College


Dulwich College is an independent school in south London, founded in 1619, offering a broad programme of sport alongside academic education.

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Job Posted
2 Nov 2026
Status
Contract - Fixed Term
Part Time
Location
England
Closing date
13 Nov 2026

Dulwich College is looking for an enthusiastic, knowledgeable Football Coach to support the continued development of football during the Lent Term.

The Role

Football has the highest pupil participation at the College, with 63 teams, pupils from Years 3–13 in weekly games lessons and co-curricular training, and a busy fixture calendar against schools across southern England. Elite squads have recently won national ISFA Cup titles at U13 and U15 and multiple Southern Independent Schools League Championships.

You will work closely with the Head of Football and the wider team to deliver high-quality coaching and a positive, inclusive experience for all pupils.

Key Responsibilities

  • Deliver high-quality football coaching across the College programme
  • Support teams in training and at Saturday fixtures
  • Work with the Head of Football to provide a positive, inclusive experience for every pupil

Key Details

  • Location: Dulwich Common, Dulwich, London (SE21 7LD)
  • Contract: Fixed term, 6 January – 20 March 2027, part time (18.75 hours per week in term time, plus Saturday fixtures)
  • Pay: £30 per hour
  • An enhanced DBS check is required
  • Queries: [email protected]
  • Closing date: 13 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Contract - Fixed Term
Part Time
Job Type
Coaching
Schools
Sport
Football
Salary information
£30 - £30
Pay Information
£30 per hour

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