Vacancy: Manager, Nettleham Ladies FC

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There is a vacancy for “manager” of Nettleham Ladies F.C. for next season.

Nettleham are in the East Midlands Women’s Premier League placed 2nd, and in the final of the Lincolnshire County Cup (as holders) and S/F still of the League Cup.

Candidates will be interviewed for the post by the outgoing manager, Paul Durrands.  He is looking for candidates to possess experience in this area who have FA level 2 coaching badges and above (although coaching badges are required it is not deemed essential as “experience” can balance this out).

Anybody interested in this position and who believes they have the experience needed to manage the club in taking them forward can apply by contacting Paul Durrands using the below details. Please attach a current CV with your email.

Paul Durrands (current Nettleham Ladies FC manager) – Tel: 07706661906 or e-mail:  paul.durrands@invictavibrators.co.uk.

“Equity in Your Coaching” (April 2nd) – Discounted Workshop Fee

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Any student joining the Lincolnshire Coach and Instructor Network – a free resource/network for all coaches and instructors that live or work in Lincolnshire – is eligible for a discounted price of £30 for the  Equity in Your Coaching workshop to be run by Lincolnshire Sport on Wednesday 2nd April. The session will be from 6.30pm to 9.30pm in the Coach Education Suite.

Course numbers need to be finalised very soon so please email impresslincoln@gmail.com as soon as possible if you would like to attend.

Undergraduate Research Opportunities Scheme: Summer Bursary

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The UROS scheme provides bursaries for University of Lincoln undergraduates to work as research assistants during the summer.

Funding

One potential project for this summer is described below; please contact Mark Smith to discuss the opportunity further. (Third year students are not eligible for the scheme, unfortunately.)

“The School of Sport and Exercise Science and School of Computer Sciences are currently planning to undertake a research study to examine the role physical activity plays on our microvascular geometry within the retina. We would be looking for a research assistant to run a six-week exercise programme that would require the management of 10 participants through 18 30-minute treadmill sessions. There will also be a requirement to collect the observations and present the findings back to the research team in order for these to be integrated within the research study. Following formal training provided by the research team, you will be expected to undertake this independently and manage each exercise training session safely and effectively. You must be willing to show flexibility and be highly motivated, taking on the responsibility to organising and booking in exercise sessions with each participant. This is an exciting opportunity to be involved within a novel research study across Colleges, with the chance of gaining first-hand experience of undertaking an exercise intervention strategy with sedentary individuals.”

If you require further information or assistance in developing a UROS application please contact Dr Mark F Smith (mfsmith@lincoln.ac.uk).

IMPress With Social Media: Some Do’s & Don’ts

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Following an excellent discussion about best practice with using social media – led by Pauline Tait and Maaike Veencamp, but with shared experiences and suggestions from students and staff – here are some useful resources to help guide you in building a strong and successful social media presence:

How to IMPress – Social Media  (The slides from Pauline’s presentation)

Do’s & Don’ts When Using Social Media for Personal Branding & Job Search

 

            

Info Session: Trainee Community Organisers (Lincoln City SET)

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At 5.30pm on Monday 17th March, Maaike Veencamp from Lincoln City FC Sport & Education Trust will give a short presentation about three Trainee Community Organisers that are currently being recruited to for work in three specific areas of the City of Lincoln. The Community Organiser programme is run by Locality who in turn work with local organisations to deliver the programme.

The session will be in the Coach Education Suite at the Human Performance Centre, and is open to everyone. It will be integrated with the social media workshop being hosted by IMPress.

Full details and an application pack can be found here:  http://www.lcfcset.com/#!vacancies/c1n7d

The closing date for applications is 31st March 2014.

For more information please call 01522 563792 or email maaike.veenkamp@corganisers.org.uk