Data-led, coach-friendly and building for the long term.
Harbour City FC combines a small, close-knit staff with modern analysis and media teams. We look for people who are curious, share ideas and enjoy working across departments.
4.33 reviews
Read all reviewsBrilliant place to start a coaching career Supportive coaching staff and a clear pathway from grassroots to the academy. You’re trusted to run sessions early and get regular feedback…
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What does a typical week look like for academy coaches?
ClubMost coaches do three evening sessions and a Saturday or Sunday fixture, plus one planning meeting. Full-time staff…
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Sign up to write a reviewSupportive coaching staff and a clear pathway from grassroots to the academy. You’re trusted to run sessions early and get regular feedback from the head of coaching.
Great mentoring, modern facilities, CPD paid for
Weekend fixtures can make for long weeks
Thank you! We’re proud of our coach development programme and always looking at ways to balance the matchday load.
I spent two seasons in the performance team. Good people, good data set-up and a manager who listens. Resources are tighter than at bigger clubs, so you wear a few hats.
Close-knit team, you get involved in everything
Smaller budget, some equipment is ageing
Two stages: a chat with the department head and a practical task. Feedback was quick and honest even though I didn’t get the role.
Clear process and quick feedback
Practical task was quite long
£250 per day
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Sign up to ask a questionWhat does a typical week look like for academy coaches?
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Most coaches do three evening sessions and a Saturday or Sunday fixture, plus one planning meeting. Full-time staff also deliver daytime sessions for the education programme.
Do you support coaching qualifications like the UEFA B?
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Yes. We fund one qualification a year for staff who’ve completed their probation, and give paid time off for course days.
