Sport Coach / Behaviour Support - Wakefield

Why Sports Coaches Make Exceptional Behaviour Support Workers
We welcome applications from Sports Coaches looking to transition into education and behaviour support. Many of the skills developed through coaching are highly transferable and can make a significant difference when working with children and young people with SEMH, autism, and behavioural needs.
As a sports coach, you will already have experience in:
Children with behavioural needs often respond well to adults with coaching backgrounds, as they bring energy, patience, strong communication skills, and a practical approach to engagement. If you have experience delivering sports sessions, coaching teams, mentoring young people, or working in community sports settings, we would love to hear from you.
No classroom experience? No problem. If you have the passion, confidence, and commitment to support young people to succeed, your coaching experience could provide an excellent foundation for a rewarding career as a Behaviour Support Worker.
Role Requirements
This addition will help attract sports coaches by clearly showing how their existing skills align with the Behaviour Support Worker role.