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Assisting in the development of 55+ student-led Sports Clubs at Queen’s, in alignment with the Students’ Union Strategic Plan, and in support of the Queen’s Sport Strategy for Sport. Work closely with student committee members to assist in the development of their Clubs, as well as working alongside staff colleagues in the Students’ Union (including elected student officers), Queen’s Sport and other relevant departments of the University.

▪ Co-ordinate the delivery of Ladies Gaelic Football Courses in Ulster Counties and Clubs andcontribute to the Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football and GAA Volunteer Developmentprogrammes.▪ Assist in the production of a coaching strategy for ULGFA and design and delivery of anongoing coach education programme to meet the objectives of that strategy.▪ Nurture relationships with key agencies in the delivery of Gaelic Games for girls.▪ Deliver in service courses for recognised… Show more ▪ Co-ordinate the delivery of Ladies Gaelic Football Courses in Ulster Counties and Clubs andcontribute to the Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football and GAA Volunteer Developmentprogrammes.▪ Assist in the production of a coaching strategy for ULGFA and design and delivery of anongoing coach education programme to meet the objectives of that strategy.▪ Nurture relationships with key agencies in the delivery of Gaelic Games for girls.▪ Deliver in service courses for recognised Groups & Clubs.▪ Create new opportunities for participation in Ladies Gaelic Football through theimplementation of new and existing strategies.▪ Assist with the coordination and delivery to Post Primary School competitions.▪ Target weaker post primary schools and deliver coaching opportunities.▪ Communicate with school’s feeder clubs to establish good school/club links.▪ Guide Counties in the recruitment and training of new and existing referees and coordinatethe provision of “Grab Your Whistle” Courses in each CountyULGFA Coaching Strategy▪ Deliver an annual programme of courses in Counties and Colleges of Further and HigherEducation based on evidence-based needs.▪ Liaise with the National Governing Body regarding the allocation of tutors to the courses andmonitor and assess the delivery and impact of the programme.▪ Report to the Ulster Coaching and Games Development Committee and to the ULGFA on thedelivery and impact of the programmesCoach Education Programme▪ Deliver an Annual Coach Education Programme for Ulster, focusing on coaching young girlsand women.▪ Present at Coach Education workshops as requested or within the annual plan.▪ Carry out the administration related to the Coach Education programme and maintainrecords of courses and participants.▪ Develop relationships with key agencies in the delivery of programmes.▪ Work with Clubs, County Committees and Club Development Officers.▪ Work with District/ County Councils and Councils Show less

aelic Games coach working in partnership between Ulster GAA and DENI (Department of Education Northern Ireland) on a UK Sport award winning programme. The three main duties of the role were to:1. Develop the generic physical literacy skills of the youngest pupils through participation in enjoyable sports activities.2. Help raise pupils' confidence and self-esteem and their motivation to learn.3. Raise the confidence of, and provide support to primary teachers in delivering P.E

Implementing school coaching at KS1, KS2 and secondary level.2. Implementing a school games programme.3. Supporting teacher training in the programme.4. Coach education.5. Delivering workshops.6. Delivering and coordinating club/school links.7. Halloween, Easter and summer camp programme. 8. Gaelic Start programme.9. Coaching clinics.10. Indoor/winter games programme.