Ryan Parrish Email & Phone Number

Crawley, England, United Kingdom

I spent two years working a SEN school, first year I worked in a year 7 class as a LSA (learning support teacher). Second year I was successful and became the schools PE instructor, this meaning I was responsible for planning and delivering my own lessons. towards the end of the academic year 2020/21 I started to cover some classroom based lessons teaching a wide range of subject.

Crawley, England, United Kingdom

n 2014 I volunteered to coach at Crawley Town Foundation in order to complete my sixth form work experience. Work experience enabled me to coach one hour a week at an after-school club. After three months of doing so the club offered me a paid role and I worked at the club for just over 6 years. During my time at the club I have did many different types of sessions which included: ​​​​​​​After school clubs, ​​​​​​​Development centres, ​​​​​​​Soccer Schools, ​​​​​​​Birthday Parties, ​​​​​​​Stadium Tours, ​​​​​​​Premier League Primary Stars (PLPS), ​​​​​​​Kicks, ​​​​​​​Capers, ​​​​​​​Multi-Sport.Whilst coaching in these sessions I took on roles of responsibility including developing head coach at the Soccer Schools. The hardest challenge for me, but the most enjoyable was PLPS as this gave me experience in class room teaching.

Pennsylvania, United States

Summer 2019 I travelled to Pennsylvania, America, this consisted of me working at summer camp for Eight weeks as a Soccer Specialist. ​​​​​​​During my time at camp I had many different responsibilities such as I was responsible for daily care of 10 children aged 14 within my Bunk for 24 hours. Also coached six sessions per day and these children ranged from 8 to 16 both boys and girls. Alongside this I was trusted to go to away fixtures visiting other camps and I would be in charge of managing the team and sometime refereeing the fixture.

Crawley, England, United Kingdom

The program allows them to spend four weeks working on life skills and charity fund raising. Within this job the first two week are residential which set me a new challenge as I was responsible for the young people for 24 hours. Returning the second-year summer 2017 I was then given the role of Team leader. This meant I was in charge of my own group and responsible for organisation and explain the daily events to those within my team. The last two weeks of the project where based in the local area and this was where the young people where allowed the chance to pick a local charity and fundraiser on their behalf.

Postgraduate Degree, Physical Education Teaching And Coaching

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Football Coaching, 2:2

Activities and Societies: Football coach for University men's 5th Team