Role description

Duration of contract: One Year Fixed-Term Contract – potential extension subject to fundingHours of work: 37.5 per week. (Due to the nature of the post regular evening and weekend work will be necessary)Salary: £22,000 per annumLocation: QPR Stadium, Various Schools and Sports Facilities across West LondonReports to: School Sport CoordinatorDepartment: QPR Community Trust – Education Department
Role Summary:The School Sport Officer (SSO) will coordinate all aspects of the extra-curricular activities delivered within schools across the Trust’s target Boroughs, alongside delivering aspects of the Primary Stars programme.
Main Duties and Responsibilities:• Assist School Sport Coordinator at organising the day to day running of the school sport programme and Trust’s wider schools programme.• Oversee the QPR Schools League programme and deliver final events• Support the growth of the school sport programme by developing new initiatives to generate unrestricted income.• Grow the QPR after-school programme• Deliver P.E & extra-curricular themed strands of the QPR School Sport programme.This is to include (not exhaustive):- Engage and inspire participants (aged 5 - 11) in the programme.- Deliver extra-curricular sports clubs- Deliver PPA cover- Deliver tournaments/ festivals/ trust events• Ensure that suitable progression pathways are available for young people to reach their potential. This will involve linking and maintaining a relationship with relevant schools and clubs.• When required, provide cover and assistance for other coaching staff across all boroughs/areas that the Trust operates. This cover may extend to attending meetings, conferences, workshops and events if required.
• Develop a range of sport-based activities that are structured, progressive, fun and of a high quality, in a safe environment, which are accessible to all targeted young people.• Continually monitor and evaluate all sessions, activities and programmes and adapt delivery accordingly, contributing to the input into Salesforce monitoring system.• Respond to general enquiries and deal efficiently with any administration requirements resulting from the implementation of activities i.e. provide up to date monitoring information as required using Salesforce, production of activity registers, update the database and provide statistics accordingly.• Commit to a programme of continuing personal development (CPD)• Ensure all activities are delivered to the standards outlines in the Trust/Club’s Equal Opportunities, Health and Safety and Child Protection policies.• Record and store sensitive data in line with the QPR Trust’s GDPR policies• Participate in the appraisal process.• Undertake duties to support the Club’s commercial/marketing partners.• Work QPR home match days, evening work, weekends and Bank holidays when instructed. • Undertake every opportunity to promote a positive image of QPR in the Community Trust and Queens Park Rangers Football Club.