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Youth and Community Coach – East Lothian

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
2 Nov 2026
Status
Contract - Fixed Term
Full Time
Location
Scotland
Closing date
16 Nov 2026

Street League, the sport and employability charity, is looking for a Youth and Community Coach to join its East Scotland team.

The Role

You will deliver sports sessions and sports-related qualifications on the Street League Academy, working in partnership with the Progressions Coordinator to run programmes in your local area.

Key Responsibilities

  • Engage young people in local communities and online, and build community partnerships
  • Recruit and register young people onto Street League activity
  • Deliver community-based street sports and the Street League Academy programme
  • Run creative sports and team-building activities aligned to Street League’s practice framework and qualifications
  • Complete data entry and compliance for all activity

About You

  • A driving licence (frequent travel across East Scotland is required)
  • Immediate availability would be an advantage

Key Details

  • Location: East Lothian, office base in Edinburgh
  • Contract: 1-year fixed term, full time (36.25 hours per week)
  • Salary: Circa £25,956
  • All roles are subject to enhanced PVG checks
  • Closing date: 16 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

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

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