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Progressions Coordinator – Inverclyde

Street League


Street League is one of the most exciting, dynamic and fastest-growing charities in the UK. We specialise in changing the lives of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds through the power of sport.

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Job Posted
10 Nov 2026
Status
Contract - Fixed Term
Full Time
Location
Scotland
Closing date
24 Nov 2026

Street League, the sport-for-employment charity, is looking for a Progressions Coordinator to join its West Scotland team.

The Role

Sport is at the heart of everything Street League does, supporting young people holistically and recognising the links between wellbeing, health and employment.

Working in partnership with a Youth & Community Coach, you will deliver and administer Street League’s core programmes in your local area, securing employment, education and training opportunities for participants and supporting them to progress.

Key Responsibilities

  • Secure and share local job and training opportunities for young people
  • Support participants to progress into employment, education or training
  • Deliver the Street League Academy
  • Build relationships with employers to create suitable opportunities
  • Monitor and report on outcomes

Key Details

  • Location: Inverclyde, with frequent travel to Paisley
  • Contract: Full-time (36.25 hours per week), 1-year fixed term
  • Salary: Circa £25,956
  • All Street League roles are subject to enhanced PVG checks
  • Closing date: 24 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Contract - Fixed Term
Full Time
Job Type
Charitable
Community
Education
Sport
Football
Salary information
£25,956 - £25,956
Pay Information
Circa £25,956

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