Role of a Club/Soccer School Director

• To provide all staff on the Soccer school with an itinerary at least one week before the school starts
• Make sure all staffing and equipment is in place for the school ahead
• Welcome the attendees and parents with a brief talk about the Club/Soccer School explaining
what it is the children will be doing over the duration of the course
• Sort the children into groups according to age
• Allocate the staff to a group
• Oversee the Club/Soccer School to make sure it runs smoothly. If needed liase with the
co-ordinator
• Provide the coach’s with a daily schedule e.g. times/sessions
• Collate all names of talented players on the Club/Soccer School and log them with Adam Flynn
or Heather Maguire
• Make sure all children are signed out by the parent/guardian with the group leader at the
end of each day
• On the last day provide all groups with prizes, certificates and medals etc
• Organise and lead the presentation on the last day of the Club/Soccer School
• Thank the club who have hosted the Club/Soccer School
• Equipment stored away correctly
• Facilities to be left in a tidy condition
• Only the Club/Soccer School director to deal with Press/media and to only discuss the Club/Soccer
School. Do not get drawn into discussions about the first team
• Make sure that no photograph’s are being taken by anyone other than the clubs official
photographer
• Club/Soccer School director to deal with any parents or any problems that may arise
• If a parent/guardian is late to pick up there child contact the parent/
guardian and ask the child’s coach to accompany the child until the
parent/guardian arrives
• The Director of the Club/lubSoccer School is responsible for providing a report at the
end of each school as to how it went and the behaviour and manner of the
staff throughout.

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