Part Time Football / Soccer Coach

Roles & Responsibilities

Company Overview / Employee Value Proposition

The British Football Academy (Singapore) offers the chance for children in Singapore to reach their potential in football. The academy see its players as "children first, football players second", and aims to ensure that children enjoy their experience and develop into well rounded people, whilst also pushing them to improve their football skills. We have worked tirelessly to bring what we believe is the best kids development programme in Singapore for boys and girls. Our whole philosophy and coaching programme for our academy is based around pedagogical approaches from England, which is proven to develop children both with life skills and their footballing abilities. Take a look and see what we believe in and how we go about teaching it.

Job Summary

Important note: Coaches MUST be able to work evenings and weekends.

Provide high standard football coaching to players across all age groups, fostering their development in line with the Academy’s philosophy and methodology. Support programme management to deliver a dynamic and progressive football development programme that promotes respect, discipline, and healthy lifestyles.

Responsibilities

• Deliver football coaching sessions that align with the Academy Performance Plan to develop players’ skills and understanding across all age groups
• Collaborate with the Programme Manager to organise and implement a creative and progressive football development programme
• Enforce club values by ensuring players demonstrate respect and discipline during training and matches
• Maintain comprehensive coaching and games records for each session throughout the season to track player progress and programme effectiveness
• Promote healthy lifestyle habits among young players, including education on diet, drug awareness, and overall wellbeing
• Manage and maintain training equipment and playing kits for all age groups to ensure readiness and safety
• Assess trialists during training sessions and matches, providing detailed feedback to the Academy Programme Manager for selection decisions
• Represent the club at tournaments and trips as requested, supporting player development and club visibility
• Communicate professionally and effectively with key stakeholders including parents, coaches, and service providers to foster a supportive environment
• Uphold all club policies, including Safeguarding, Equality, and Health & Safety, to maintain a safe and inclusive environment for all participants

Required competencies and certifications

• Hold a minimum of UEFA C Coaching Licence or its equivalent
• Possess a valid first aid qualification
• Demonstrate experience working with players under 14 years old and above
• Willingness to participate in a physical coaching interview to assess practical coaching skills

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• Registration with NROC & MOE is desirable but not essential

Tell employers what skills you have

Coaching
Tactics
Foot
Lifestyle
AED
Teaching
Player Development
Football
Soccer
First Aid
Communication Skills
Programme Management