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Apply to join the MCC Foundation Team at Marylebone Cricket Club, the most famous cricket club in the world!
Based at Lord's Cricket Ground in London, the MCC Foundation (MCCF) is an international cricket charity delivering projects across the UK and around the world. MCCF provides free coaching and match play to empower boys and girls to reach their full potential in the game, to unite and inspire communities, and to promote physical and mental wellbeing. MCCF’s flagship project is the National Hub Programme which provides high quality coaching and match play to thousands of young, state-educated players across the country.
Reports to: Regional Programme Manager(s)
Direct Reports: Coaching team, as appropriate
Contract: Casual (approximately 15 delivery days annually, alongside planning, communication and player review activities)
Location: Off-site; travel required
Remuneration: £30 per hour plus £130 for match days, plus reasonable pre-agreed expenses
Purpose of the Role
The Regional Head Coach plays a key role in developing the most talented young cricketers within the MCC Foundation network through a new 16-18 year-old programme, creating a high-quality and inclusive performance environment that helps players fulfil their potential.
Working closely with the Regional Programme Manager(s), the Head Coach will plan and lead training and representative fixtures for the South Boys or South Girls programme. The role combines high-quality performance coaching with player progression, holistic development and leadership, helping participants prepare for adult cricket and the opportunities available beyond the age of 18.
The Role
About You
We're looking for an experienced, motivated and highly skilled cricket coach who is passionate about helping talented state-educated young cricketers fulfil their potential, regardless of background or circumstance.
You'll have recent experience of working in a performance environment, including County Age Group cricket, and a strong understanding of the cricketing landscape in the region, particularly County Cricket Boards, talent pathways and talent identification frameworks.
You'll be confident leading coaching teams, building positive relationships and communicating effectively with players, coaches and stakeholders. You'll be organised, flexible and comfortable balancing coaching delivery with planning, player reviews, administration and communication.
You will need a minimum ECB Level 3/Advanced Coach coaching qualification, current ECB DBS, ECB Safeguarding for Coaches training and in-person First Aid training. Experience using video analysis to support player development would be desirable.
A good knowledge of and commitment to the work of MCC Foundation is important, as is a commitment to equality of opportunity. Above all, we're looking for someone who is collaborative, dependable and committed to creating positive experiences that help young people develop and succeed.
Application Process
Please send a CV to careers@mccfoundation.org.uk by 12 noon on Friday 9 October. Please state in your email whether you are interested in the Boys or Girls programme (or both).
Shortlisted candidates will be invited for virtual interviews on a rolling basis. As part of MCCF's Safer Recruitment procedures, professional references will be required for this role prior to appointment.
The MCC Foundation is committed to safeguarding and protecting children and young people and adults. The Foundation follows detailed safer recruitment processes and as such, any roles involving regulated activity or any interaction with children and young people are subject to an Enhanced ECB DBS check, as well as the collection of references. We ensure that we have a range of policies and procedures in place which promote safeguarding, EDI and safer working practices across our services.