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COMMUNITY VACANCY: MULTI SPORTS COACH

PUBLISHED
Wednesday 25th June 2014

Cardiff City FC Community & Education Foundation Charity No. 1128443

Community Multi Sports Coach
14,000 - £16,000 per annum (Based on experience)

Cardiff City FC Community & Education Foundation is seeking to employ qualified professional coaches to provide high quality sports coaching and physical activity for young people across South Wales.

Are you a qualified coach who takes satisfaction from providing an activity that participants love, enjoy and learn something from?
Would you like the opportunity to influence somebody’s life utilising sport as a tool in the hope that it has a positive impact and continues to do so throughout their lifetime?
Are you interested in working within a dynamic work environment where the challenges and demands differ from one day to the next?

As a member of the Cardiff City FC Community & Education Foundation you will work closely with local authorities, sports governing bodies, schools and sports clubs, with the aim to increase participation, support talent and provide an opportunity for young people to enjoy playing sport.

This isn’t a 9.00am-5.00pm job, so commitment, passion and a love of knowing that you will make a difference is going to be vital to your success within this role. In return you will receive outstanding opportunities for long-term career development, competitive salary, holiday allowance along with the satisfaction of working for a charity that genuinely changes lives.

If you are interested and can demonstrate you have the necessary skills and experience outlined above, please send your full CV and covering letter to Joel Hutton, Cardiff City FC Community & Education Foundation, Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith Road, Cardiff, CF11 8AZ or email it to joel.hutton@cardiffcityfc.co.uk

This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check and validation of references.

Cardiff City FC Community & Education Foundation is an equal opportunities employer.

Closing date for all applicants: Thursday 10th July 2014

Interviews: Wednesday 23rd July 2014

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

Qualified coach 14k?! Their having a laugh!

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

And the Roll because?

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

And the Roll because?

You bragging about your salary. Youre only a bus driver.

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

And the Roll because?

You bragging about your salary. Youre only a bus driver.

Where have I bragged?
I just mentioned I wouldn't take the drop..

It would be a significant drop despite "only being a bus driver" as you claim.

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

And the Roll because?

You bragging about your salary. Youre only a bus driver.

Where have I bragged?
I just mentioned I wouldn't take the drop..

It would be a significant drop despite "only being a bus driver" as you claim.

Child... f*cking grow up will ya.


Cue the usual....

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

Polo is right that is no wage really and I bet they pay a lot more elsewhere. This is quite poor actually, we should be trying to attract the best coaches and for that we need to pay them a top salary. For crying out loud we have some players earning almost double that a week!

Take £500 a week off each players weekly wage and that will more than cover offering top coaches top salaries.

No wonder Bellamy said no.

Polo is right that is no wage really and I bet they pay a lot more elsewhere. This is quite poor actually, we should be trying to attract the best coaches and for that we need to pay them a top salary. For crying out loud we have some players earning almost double that a week!

Take £500 a week off each players weekly wage and that will more than cover offering top coaches top salaries.

It's not a coach for the club

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

The job is for a football coach not coach driver. Just to clear it up for you.

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

You are counting every day of the week there I said 5 days a week so take the weekends out of that equation and also holidays

Polo is right that is no wage really and I bet they pay a lot more elsewhere. This is quite poor actually, we should be trying to attract the best coaches and for that we need to pay them a top salary. For crying out loud we have some players earning almost double that a week!

Take £500 a week off each players weekly wage and that will more than cover offering top coaches top salaries.

It's not a coach for the club

He will be coaching kids across South Wales area, I imagine they will be inviting the best players they come across to train with the academy. It is linked to the club.

Massive drop in salary... No Thanks....

The job is for a football coach not coach driver. Just to clear it up for you.

what would I do without my "Nanny " to guide me eh..

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

You are counting every day of the week there I said 5 days a week so take the weekends out of that equation and also holidays

No im not im counting 5 days a week and holiday package is included in the advert.

Give it up son or go and get a f*cking calculator

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

You are counting every day of the week there I said 5 days a week so take the weekends out of that equation and also holidays

No im not im counting 5 days a week and holiday package is included in the advert.

Give it up son or go and get a f*cking calculator

52 weeks that includes weekends take 2 days off each week

As a student I'd happily take that salary just for the experience, some of you boomers need to wake up and smell the cheese. Things are harder than they used to be.

you lot are dull as shit I used to do community coaching for trouble makers around schools to help cut down anti social behaviour.it says it's not a 9 to 5 job because you might do an hour session but then not have another one for hours after or one day you may have one 2 hour session in the morning somewhere then one in the evening. what a bun of plums this might only be 5 hours of work a day

Wheres that Painter and Decorator when you need him!!!!

you lot are dull as shit I used to do community coaching for trouble makers around schools to help cut down anti social behaviour.it says it's not a 9 to 5 job because you might do an hour session but then not have another one for hours after or one day you may have one 2 hour session in the morning somewhere then one in the evening. what a bun of plums this might only be 5 hours of work a day

The irony. You teaching people on anti social behaviour and you're calling people on here dull as shit after 2 posts.

"This isnt a 9-5pm job"

So your expected to put extra hours in for whaqt equates to not much more than minimum wage

Id rather go labouring for Brownie

Working 9-5 5 days a week on minimum wage would get you around £10,000 a year so I think it's quite a bit more

£6.31 x 40 hours per week x 52 weeks equals £13,124.80 so as I said whats on offer doesnt equate to much more.

Hopefully you dont work in accounts or on pay roll.

You are counting every day of the week there I said 5 days a week so take the weekends out of that equation and also holidays

No im not im counting 5 days a week and holiday package is included in the advert.

Give it up son or go and get a f*cking calculator

52 weeks that includes weekends take 2 days off each week

What the f**k

Its 52 weeks as theres 52 weeks in the year you f*cking rem.

Have you ever had a job??!?

.........and come off the dole and drop from £32k per annum - how dull is our club!

As a student I'd happily take that salary just for the experience, some of you boomers need to wake up and smell the cheese. Things are harder than they used to be.

take it then, about time you paid taxes and struggled like the rest of us!!!

As a student I'd happily take that salary just for the experience, some of you boomers need to wake up and smell the cheese. Things are harder than they used to be.

take it then, about time you paid taxes and struggled like the rest of us!!!

Wish I could but no experience being a history and theology nerd, if anyone from the club reads this and offers me a summer of work then I would take it for free, experience is everything now. I could train a monkey that could've got into uni 50 years ago

you lot are dull as shit I used to do community coaching for trouble makers around schools to help cut down anti social behaviour.it says it's not a 9 to 5 job because you might do an hour session but then not have another one for hours after or one day you may have one 2 hour session in the morning somewhere then one in the evening. what a bun of plums this might only be 5 hours of work a day

The irony. You teaching people on anti social behaviour and you're calling people on here dull as shit after 2 posts.

He's right most people on here are dull as f**k.