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Academy Age Group Casual Coach (U7–U16)

Sheffield Wednesday F.C.


Sheffield Wednesday Football Club is a professional association football club based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, that compete in the EFL Championship, the second tier of English football.

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Job Posted
27 Oct 2026
Status
Zero Hours
Location
England
Closing date
31 May 2027

Sheffield Wednesday are looking for Academy Age Group Casual Coaches for the Foundation Phase and Youth Development Phase (U7–U16).

The Role

Reporting to the Head of Coaching and Phase Manager, you will help create an elite, multidisciplinary environment that maximises the development of players in your age group, meeting all EPPP requirements.

Key Responsibilities

  • Plan, deliver, record and evaluate coaching sessions for your age group
  • Coach in line with the club’s coaching and playing philosophy
  • Help create an elite, multidisciplinary development environment
  • Meet all EPPP requirements
  • Support away games, with some travel required

About You

  • UEFA B Licence (U9–U16) or UEFA C Licence (U7–U8)
  • The FA Youth Award (U9–U16)
  • FA Safeguarding Children and an up-to-date emergency aid qualification (BFAS or EFAiF)
  • Knowledge of academy structures and EPPP rules
  • UEFA A Licence, FA Advanced Youth Award, a relevant degree and FA Talent ID qualifications are desirable
  • Enhanced DBS check required

Key Details

  • Location: SWFC Training Ground, Sheffield, with some travel
  • Contract: Casual, zero hours (evenings and weekends)
  • Closing date: 31 May 2027

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Zero Hours
Job Type
Academy
Coaching
Sport
Football
Pay Information
Not disclosed

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