Reviews THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION PREMIER LEAGUE London
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Estimated salary
£ 3833
Median salary at THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION PREMIER LEAGUE
£ 2080Lowest salary
£ 3676The average salary
£ 4960Highest salary
THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION PREMIER LEAGUE is looking for employees for positions:
auditor
auditor
Responsibility
deliver annual club visits to ensure adherence with Safe to Operate, Compliance guidelines and the Youth Development Rules, and FA Criteria
using outcomes from Club audits to undertake trend analysis to inform future learnings
support the development of a suitable Academy standards framework and auditing practices
meet tight deadlines
ensure the auditing team maintains up-to-date knowledge of education, player care, and safeguarding practices
Education
using the Academy Audit Company assessment framework, assess the quality of Education and Player Care provisions across talent development pathways
accurately and fairly report findings, identifying quality, risk and development areas
manage the end-to-end auditing/quality assurance process, ensuring the operation runs as smoothly as possible for the club and auditing team
ensure a consistent assessment is given, no matter the auditor or club
Requirements
proven experience strategically reviewing, assessing, and developing education, personal development or safeguarding programmes
experience in elite/developmental sports environments
experience in navigating complex and highly pressurised working environments and cultures, establishing effective working relationships across a diverse range of stakeholders
prior leadership and management experience
experience working with children and adults at risk and/or knowledge and understanding of issues that affect their safety and wellbeing
experience in implementing identified areas across ‘Duty of Care’ focus areas including Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Transition, Player/Parent/Carer Voice, Mental and Wellbeing, Parental Education and Safeguarding
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