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Chalgrove Cavaliers FC – volunteers needed!
We are a friendly accredited club that needs volunteers for coaching with our U13 and U8 teams.
We can organise DBS and coaching qualifications
The teams play in the Oxfordshire League at Chalgrove Recreation Ground
Training is on Saturday mornings from 10.30am
Contact: Paul Connolly (Chair) on pp_conno@yahoo.co.uk
Oxford University Football Club
Oxford University Football Club are currently looking for a passionate and dedicated new head coach for our Men’s First Team. The Men’s Blues currently play in the BUCS
Midlands Division 2A League and compete in the prestigious annual varsity match against Cambridge.
Requirements and Responsibilities:
- The coach will be required to run training sessions and coach the team on matchdays.
- The team trains three times a week for a total of 5 hours. Current training times are Monday 5-6:30pm, Friday 8-10pm and Sunday 8-9:30am.
- Matches are played on Wednesdays, with kick-offs usually at 2pm. There is some travel involved to universities such as Derby, Warwick, and Birmingham for away matches.
- Matches and training sessions take place at Oxford City FC, Oxford Academy and Iffley Sports Centre, all located within central Oxford.
- The university football season runs from October to early December, and then from early January to mid-March.
- The season consists of 10 league games, BUCS Midlands cup, as well as Varsity matches against Oxford Brookes and Cambridge
To apply please send a CV to harry.way@new.ox.ac.uk with details of coaching experience and qualifications. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and will close as soon as we have found a suitable candidate.
- added 9th October 2023
get into coaching
Thinking of becoming a football coach?
We're committed to helping you get there.
Here are just some of the reasons why people get into coaching:
- Help others to be the best they can be whilst, importantly, helping them have fun
- Stay involved in football following injury or retirement
- Play a huge part in helping people develop through the game
- Gain recognised qualifications and experience
- Pass on the benefit of your experience, your skills and knowledge of the game