Part timeEngland
Youth Development Phase Coach (U14) - CasualCharlton Athletic
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Charlton Athletic is looking for Youth Development Phase Coach (U14) - Casual in England. This is a Part time role. Candidates with B License are encouraged to apply.
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Description
About The Role
We are looking to recruit a casual coach at Youth Development Phase (12-16) to work within our Youth Academy, holding the responsibility for the coaching and development of our players in a particular age group to be confirmed.
Duties and responsibilities:
- To coach an age group squad for 3/4 sessions per week
- To joint-manage the team for all matches
- To plan and evaluate all training sessions using Kitman Labs technology (FIP)
- To evaluate player and team match performances on FIP.
- To produce detailed player cycle evaluation reports regularly throughout the season and to attend player meetings to discuss these performance reviews.
- To attend all appropriate meetings and Continued Professional Development (CPD) courses organised by the Youth Academy
- To keep all relevant qualifications up-to-date
- Coach players in organised sessions in line with the CAFC Academy coaching philosophy
- manage fixtures and provide written and verbal feedback to all players.
- Document all coaching and games activity in line with the requirements of the Premier League.
- Attend all relevant meetings and in service training events.
About The Candidate
Skills required:
- Background in football as a player or coach at a good level with the ability to demonstrate the relevant techniques of the game (E)
- Experience of coaching elite / high level players of school age (D)
- The organisational skills and commitment to produce and keep up to date the required administrative tasks as detailed above (E)
- Enthusiasm, passion, positivity, reliability and the ability to be reflective and positive to feed-back (E)
- Significant experience as a coach (minimum 5 years) (E)
- An understanding of the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP) environment and the importance of the Four Corners of youth development and the Long-Term Player Development model (D)
- The ability to work as part of a team (E)
Knowledge required:
- High level of game understanding
- understanding of youth development processes and coaching models.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills (E)
- Excellent ability to coach with creativity and clarity, the fundamentals of the game within a structured framework (E)
- Ability to work with all levels of management and be able to work as part of a team as well as to take own initiative (E)
- Ability to meet strict deadlines in a pressurised environment (E)
- Reliable and highly motivated towards the role and trustworthy with sensitive data (E)
- Ability to work collaboratively with members of the wider multi-disciplinary team (E)
- A high-level of care towards young people with an acute awareness of the responsibility for creating a respectful and safe, but challenging environment for all.
Qualifications required:
- UEFA B Licence (E)
- Advance Youth Award (D)
- FA Youth Module Awards 1, 2 and 3 (E/working towards qualification)
- Child Protection Certificate (E)
- Emergency First Aid in Football (E/working towards qualification)
Personal Competencies
- Highly professional team player,
- Good communication skills,
- Committed and driven,
- Emotional intelligent,
- Organised and well-planned and administratively conscientious.
Skills
- Coaching
- Development
- Performance



