Swimming Teachers Needed, David Lloyd Lincoln (Deadline 30 Nov)

David Lloyd Leisure at Burton Waters are looking for responsible and hard-working students to join them as swimming teachers. You would teach swimming lessons as part of their swim school.

Applicants must hold an ASA Level 2 swimming teacher qualification

The post involves approx 15 hours of work per week at a salary of £12 per hour. The hours could all be done by one teacher or split between two, dependent upon the applicants’ availability and flexibility.

Please email your CV and covering letter to Gavin Scott on email address sport.lincoln@davidlloyd.co.uk

If you would like an informal chat regarding the position please  call on: 01522 704422 and ask to speak to the Sports Manager.

Closing date: 30th November

Netball Development Position at the University

The University’s Sports Development Officer, Jenny Arroud, is looking for a volunteer (preferably a first year) to help out with netball sessions on a Tuesday night. This may become a long-term opportunity with the University putting you through a Level 1 course (and maybe more).

If you would like to find out more, please pop in and see Jenny via Sports Centre reception or email her at jarroud@lincoln.ac.uk

Football, Squash and Swimming Support Opportunities in Lincoln

A number of local clubs and organisations have contacted IMPress with opportunities for students to provide support to their athletes, as described below. If you have any questions about these positions please email us. Students from all years and courses would be able to help.

The Lincolnshire FA Girls’ Centre of Excellence have openings for volunteer coaches, video analysts and strength and conditioning assistants. All positions will be mentored by qualified coaches. The Centre run teams at U11,U13, U15 and U17 levels and a number of our students have already had great experiences there. For more details see the ad on the Volunteering Office page.

Lincoln City FC Academy are offering an extended range of internships to work with all of their age group teams. These positions are voluntary, and the key areas they are seeking students to fulfil are: match filming & analysis (Saturday & Sunday fixtures); strength & conditioning; and sports therapy. If any of these positions are of interest to you and you believe that you can commit and are reliable enough to put your name down then please contact Alex Blackett to express your interest and confirm your attendance at an induction session on Thursday 2nd October at Sincil Bank between 6:00-6:30pm. Last year’s interns have had great success.

Lincoln Vulcans Swimming Club are looking for students to help them with physiological and sports massage support. Sessions will be on Monday and/or Thursday evenings at RAF Cranwell or NK Sports Centre. For more details see the ad on the Volunteering Office page.

We are in the process of setting up support for Lincolnshire County Squash Academy during visits they will be making to the University’s sports centre. Educational sessions will provided in a wide range of areas, along with video analysis and other testing. The age groups involved are U11, U13, U15 and U17. The first sessions will be spread throughout the day on October 28th. If you might be interested in helping then or on other occasions, please email us.

 

Graduating to Performance Analyst Positions

Two students who worked as performance analyst interns with Lincoln City FC Academy last year have landed positions with other professional football clubs after graduation. Chris Bentley (BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science) and Calum Johnson (BSc (Hons) Sport Development & Coaching) were two of a team who videoed matches and prepared reports for Academy coach Damian Froggatt. In order to be useful, the videos had to be analysed and reports completed within a couple of days and this gave Chris and Calum excellent experience of the demands of this type of work.

But their hard work and dedication has been rewarded. Calum is combining work at Brighton & Hove Albion with a Masters in Sports Performance Analysis, and Chris is working with both Arsenal and Cambridge City. (We guess that’s OK as long as they’re not likely to be playing each other!).

Chris Calum
Chris and Calum at their graduation ceremony

Congratulations to them both! They join previous graduates Nick Benett, Adam Housley and Chris Mugglestone who work for Brentford, Rotherham United and the FA, respectively.

We will be picking their brains with regard to advice on how to break into the competitive world of performance analysis. Watch this space!

Performance analyst positions are currently available through IMPress with Lincoln City Academy, Lincs FA Girls’ Centre of Excellence and the county’s junior squash academy. Contact us for more details of these positions, or if you would like to explore the possibilities of working with other teams (such as University sports societies).