Kent Cricket is committed to safeguarding and protecting the children, young people and adults that we work with. As such, all posts are subject to a safer recruitment process, including the disclosure of criminal records (where appropriate) and vetting checks.
We ensure that we have a range of policies and procedures in place which promote safeguarding and safer working practice across our services.
Cricket Department
- Kent Cricket Physiotherapist
- Community Talent Champion
- Girls' County Age Group/ Girls' Area Programme Coaches
The Club is searching for a Physiotherapist to provide confident and competent clinical assessment, diagnostic and treatment to all professional, academy and pathway players; as well as medical and physiotherapy cover to all training and matchdays (home & away).
More information & details
To apply, please send a full CV and short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role to jobs@kentcricket.co.uk. Please mark all correspondence “Kent Cricket Physiotherapist” by 23:59 on Wednesday 13 March 2024.
The Club is searching for a Community Talent Champion, who will play a pivotal role in identifying and nurturing cricket talent from across our broad range of diverse communities. Reporting directly to the Head of Talent Pathway, the successful candidate will be responsible for promoting excellence, fostering growth, and supporting aspiring cricketers.
This is a dynamic position that requires passion, drive, and a commitment to developing the next generation of cricket stars.
More information & details
To apply, please send a full CV and short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role to jobs@kentcricket.co.uk. Please mark all correspondence “Community Talent Champion” by 17:00 on Friday 15 March 2024.
Kent Women & Girls Cricket are looking to recruit coaches for the Girls County Age Group Programme and Girls Area Programme. The roles will involve working with the county age group or area lead coaches to assist in running the winter training programme and summer matches. Winter sessions are likely to be evenings and weekends and summer matches are a mixture of weekends and midweek in the school holidays. There are weekly sessions in Metropolitan, West and East Kent from November to the end of March. The successful candidate will be required to undergo an Enhanced ECB DBS with relevant barred list check.
Those interested should send their coaching CV to Kent Women’s and Girl’s Pathway Manager, Dave Smith
Club Roles
The Club is searching for a Membership and Ticketing Assistant, who will play a pivotal role in delivering first-class customer service. Assisting in all aspects of the Membership and Ticketing operations, and being the first point of contact for supporters, this role is ideal for an enthusiastic and team-orientated individual who is looking for an administration role.
More information & details
To apply, please send a full CV and short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role to jobs@kentcricket.co.uk. Please mark all correspondence “Membership and Ticketing Assistant” by 17:00 on Thursday 21 March, 2024.
Community Department
About Casual Coaches
As well as our dedicated team of Community Cricket Coaches, we rely on ‘Casual’ Coaches to help us deliver our programmes within the Community- taking cricket to many that might not get opportunities to play at clubs or schools. Casual coaches are either on zero hours contracts with KCCC, or are independent, self-employed coaches that invoice for their work. There is no expectation on how many hours you work during a week/month/year and pay is hourly at competitive rates that can vary depending on the project and funding. You will receive kit and equipment to use on any projects as well as any necessary training and development required.
Some of the programmes we are looking for casual coaches to support on are:
- Street Cricket – Funded by Chance to Shine, Street Cricket is a nationwide initiative that takes cricket to inner city or urban Areas, aimed at engaging participants from 8-24 years for fun, active sessions.
- Super 1’s Hubs – provided through Lords Taverners, Super 1s gives young people aged 12-25 with disabilities the chance to regularly play cricket. By creating community cricket hubs for young people to receive coaching, compete against peers and enjoy the benefits of sport and an active lifestyle.
- Holiday Camps – Camps for children during the school holidays at various locations.
- Masterclasses – Coach with Kent players at our Masterclasses.
- Tour Groups – based at our venues at Canterbury and Beckenham, tour groups give exchange students a chance to experience cricket often for the first time.
- Walking Cricket – For those looking for slower paced opportunities to enjoy our beautiful game.
- Kent Cricket Community Trust events – our KCC Trust run events year-round with various partners to engage the community- find out more here- https://www.kentcricket.co.uk/kcct/
Many sessions will take place during evenings or weekends, whilst some take place during the day, there are opportunities for all to fit around other commitments such as work or study. The successful candidate will be required to undergo an Enhanced ECB DBS with relevant barred list check
If you are interested in working with us, please email your Coaching CV to Shireen Hart, along with your contact details, approximate availability, and location