Sports Pastoral Graduate Netball
- Ampleforth College
- Ampleforth, York, UK
Job Description
Ampleforth College have an exciting opportunity for an energetic, ambitious and motivated graduate with a particular interest in Netball for the academic year 2026-2027. For an outstanding candidate, the one-year graduate programme may be extended for a further year or two years. This is a full-time position. The post holder will be provided with a salary, full-board accommodation, access to an on-site gym, as well as significant opportunities for continuing professional and gaining level 3/5 coaching qualifications.
This is a residential position and the role involves assisting with duties in the boarding houses and around the College.
Next Steps
Closing Date: Wednesday 18th March, midday.
Interview Date: Wednesday 25th March.
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Ampleforth is full boarding with students from all over the UK, Europe and the rest of the world. We rejoice in being culturally diverse with many different languages spoken.
Our academic results are impressive and show that every student is inspired to reach their potential. Beyond academic excellence, to ensure they leave school ready for the challenges ahead, our approach is to encourage our students to develop Benedictine Scholarship; that they would become life-long learners, who are reflective and resilient, who demonstrate intellectual curiosity, with an ability to transfer knowledge and skills across different contexts, in a discerning and critically engaging manner, through good academic habits, and a love of reading. We wish for our students to be digitally equipped for the 21st century, but mindful of any associated ethical implications regarding the use of this technology or programs. Finally, we want for our students to always be striving to give of their best.
We offer a Compass for Life, recognising that every person is of equal value and has unique talents. Our duty is to draw out these talents so that each student becomes the very best version of themselves. The principles of Benedictine community living teach us that we are made better through our relationships with others. As individuals thrive, so does the community - and our community is very strong and welcoming. Our students are inspired to become thoughtful, caring and considerate citizens.