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Queens’ College, Cambridge – College Boatman and Head Coach
Job summary
A prestigious college in Cambridge is seeking a College Boatman and Head Coach to support and develop rowing within its Boat Club. The successful candidate will provide high-quality coaching, maintain equipment, and ensure water safety compliance. Required qualifications include proven coaching experience, a Level 2 British Rowing coaching qualification, and a Valid First Aid Certificate. This role entails 40 hours per week during term time and 20 hours during breaks, including weekends. Competitive salary and benefits are offered.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Extensive knowledge of rowing and safe rowing techniques.
- Proven coaching experience and ability to inspire rowers of all levels.
- Strong interpersonal and organisational skills.
- Experience in equipment maintenance and repair.
- Commitment to health and safety best practices.
Responsibilities
- Provide targeted coaching to college crews focusing on rower development.
- Responsible for maintenance and safety of all rowing equipment.
- Support Captains in developing and implementing training programmes.
- Ensure compliance with British Rowing Water Safety Code.
Skills
Education
Queens’ College is looking for a dedicated and experienced College Boatman and Head Coach to enable, support, and develop rowing within the College Boat Club.
To enable, support, and develop rowing within the College Boat Club by providing high-quality coaching and ensuring the maintenance and safety of all rowing equipment and facilities.
Coaching
- 20 hours/week during term time, with approximately 16+ hours of water sessions per week.
- Provide targeted coaching to college crews as required, focusing on technical development and safe rowing practices.
- Support Captains in developing and implementing training programmes.
- Accompany crews to races or training sessions as necessary.
Equipment and Boathouse Maintenance
- 20 hours/week during term time
- Responsible for the maintenance, repair, and safety of all boats, oars, and related rowing equipment.
- Ensure that rowing kit and equipment are kept clean and serviceable.
- Advise on and arrange equipment purchases and upgrades.
- Maintain accurate records of equipment checks, repairs, and safety compliance.
- Organise equipment use and storage with partner clubs as necessary.
- Continue essential maintenance and safety checks on equipment and facilities.
- Prepare for the upcoming term and training camps.
- Support any off-term rowing activities as required.
Health and Safety
- Ensure compliance with British Rowing Water Safety Code and all relevant health and safety regulations.
- Conduct and document risk assessments for the boathouse and rowing activities.
- Maintain first aid supplies and safety equipment.
- Report incidents and near misses and prepare safety reports as required.
Club Organisation and Community
- Support the organisation of club events, training camps, and outreach activities.
- Foster a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment for all club members.
- Minimise administrative burden on student officers.
To undertake any other duties and responsibilities:
- Appropriate to the post and as directed by the Senior Treasurer of the Boat Club.
- To support the overall work of the College as required.
- Extensive knowledge of rowing and safe rowing techniques.
- Proven coaching experience and ability to inspire rowers of all levels.
- Strong interpersonal and organisational skills.
- Experience in equipment maintenance and repair.
- Commitment to health and safety best practices.
- Extensive knowledge of rowing and safe rowing techniques.
- Proven coaching experience and ability to inspire rowers of all levels.
- Strong interpersonal and organisational skills.
- Experience in equipment maintenance and repair.
- Commitment to health and safety best practices.
- British Rowing Level 2 (or equivalent) coaching qualification.
- Valid First Aid Certificate.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to tow a trailer.
- Experience working in an educational or club environment.
- Skills in boat repair.
- Salary: Competitive, commensurate with experience.
- Final Salary Pension Scheme after qualifying period.
- 26 days’ holiday, in addition to public holidays (34 in total).
- One free meal during working hours (prepared daily by our chefs)
- Parking on-site (when available)
- Sporting facilities, including on-site gym
- Free annual flu vaccination
- Subsidised nursery fees
- Subsidised sports and social events
- Discounted membership of dental or medical insurance
- Access to University Card, which also offers subsidised travel on – U bus between Madingley Road Park and Ride and the College
- Subject to qualifying periods: Annual Service Awards, additional holiday entitlement and a day off every year for your Birthday
Further details are available from the HR Office.
We have a legal responsibility to ensure all staff have the legal right to live and work in the UK. If you are made an offer of employment, we will need to verify this right before you start work.
To apply for this position, all applicants are required to complete the HR Details and Application forms and submit them, along with their CV, to [emailprotected]
Salary: Competitive, commensurate with experience
Type: Term Time: 40 hours per week (includes early mornings and weekends), Out of Term: 20 hours per week (includes early mornings and weekends)
Application Dates: From Tuesday 16th December 2025 to Thursday 15th January 2026
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