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 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

Community Department

Kent Cricket is looking to recruit a Community Programmes Manager who will be responsible for the oversight of several key Community Team initiatives including: Chance To Shine Street Cricket, Lords Taverner’s Super 1’s disability cricket hubs, Clubmark accreditations and league & club affiliation.

More information & details

To apply, please read the job description in the link above and then send a full CV and a short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role, to James Reid, james.reid@kentcricket.co.uk by 9am on Monday 29 April. Please mark all correspondence “Community Programmes Manager Application”.

Kent Cricket and The ACE Programme are looking to recruit a Cricket Development Officer to be responsible for engaging people from diverse communities of all ages across Southeast London, into becoming active members of the cricketing community. 

More information & details

To apply, please read the job description in the link above and then send a full CV and a short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role, to Christian Rice, christian.rice@kentcricket.co.uk by 10am on Tuesday 7 May. Please mark all correspondence “ACE Development Officer Application”.

Kent Cricket are looking to hire a Club Support Officer to support the recreational game, by providing efficient systems support for safeguarding initiatives, Clubmark accreditations and club competitions, whilst also enhancing the Community Team’s social media and website content.

More information & details

To apply, please read the job description in the link above and then send a full CV and a short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role, to James Reid, james.reid@kentcricket.co.uk by 9am on Thursday 18th April. Please mark all correspondence “Club Support Officer Application”.

This exciting role seeks an energetic and enthusiastic individual who has a passion for coaching, supporting and developing the game, taking cricket into new settings and communities. You will work with multiple partners and organisations, combining elements of coaching and development work.

You will be responsible for encouraging people of all ages to take part in relevant cricket programmes that promote activity throughout life and the physical, social, and mental health benefits of cricket and sport.

More information & details

To apply, please read the job description in the link above and then send a full CV and a short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role, to Matthew Fagg, Matthew.fagg@kentcricket.co.uk by 5pm on Friday 26th April. Please mark all correspondence “Kent Cricket Community Cricket Coach Application”.

We are looking to recruit a Project Officer for a 12 month period to cover maternity leave. The Project Officer will maintain and coordinate the delivery of the current KCCT programmes alongside the Kent Cricket Community Team and partnering organisations.

More information & details

To apply, please read the job description in the link above and then send a full CV and a short accompanying statement of why you wish to apply for the role, to James Reid, james.reid@kentcricket.co.uk by 9am on Monday 22 April. Please mark all correspondence “Kent Cricket Community Trust Project Officer Application”.