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The King's School, Canterbury


The King's School, Canterbury is an independent school whose Sports Centre runs an extensive community and performance sports programme.

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Job Posted
28 Oct 2026
Status
Part Time
Permanent
Location
England
Closing date
5 Nov 2026

The King’s School, Canterbury is looking for an enthusiastic and experienced Netball Coach to support high-quality netball coaching across the school.

The Role

Working with players of varying ages and abilities, you will plan and deliver engaging sessions that develop technical skills, tactical understanding and performance, and prepare and lead teams for fixtures, tournaments and competitions.

Key Responsibilities

  • Plan and deliver engaging netball coaching sessions
  • Develop players’ technical skills, tactical understanding and overall performance
  • Prepare and lead teams for fixtures, tournaments and competitions
  • Coach during games afternoons and attend fixtures and events, including weekends as required
  • Encourage high standards of teamwork, discipline and sportsmanship

About You

  • Experience coaching netball
  • A positive and inspiring role model with enthusiasm for developing young players
  • Able to give constructive feedback
  • Committed to safeguarding (enhanced DBS and references required)

Key Details

  • Location: Canterbury, Kent
  • Contract: Permanent, part time
  • Pay: Dependent on experience
  • The post may close early once a suitable candidate is appointed
  • Closing date: 5 November 2026

How to Apply

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Additional Info

Status
Part Time
Permanent
Job Type
Coaching
Schools
Sport
Netball
Pay Information
Dependent on experience

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