Who We Are:
The Club
Swindon is the Hub of football for all of Wiltshire, being the only professional team in the entire County.
Founded in 1879, we entered the footballing world with the name Swindon AFC, soon becoming Spartans and finally Swindon Town FC in 1883. The club turned professional in 1894 as a founder of the southern league and competed in the then Western League.
Fall forward many years to recent history and the club has enjoyed many high moments through lifting the EFL Trophy with Don Rogers, competing in European Competitions in the 1970’s to gaining promotion to the Premier league in the early 1990’s.
Winning ways continued through the 2000’s with League wins in 2012 and 2020.
The club recognises community and local people as a key factor in its success, reflected in our values of Industry, Adventure and Humility.
The Academy
Our Academy has been dedicated to helping young individuals unlock their maximum potential as people and players for many years.
We are a highly ambitious Academy, holding Category 3 status, with vision to continuously grow our programme and how we aid youth development across various disciplines.
With football being at the heart of the community, we want our academy to be a place of learning for boys and coaches looking to grow their knowledge.
As an Academy, we believe in the key values of the football club through Industry, Adventure and Humility. Operating in a values driven environment that empowers development.
Why Swindon
Through Culture, we want to create a family actioned by Freedom, Creativity and lastly a Togetherness. Our commitment is to create a place where all can learn and grow, not just the boys that are in our care.
Through this commitment, you can expect from us that we will help you grow and develop through individualised coach development plans, deep insights into the Swindon Identity and opportunity to operate across the Academy to gather more knowledge around our Identity and how why the role you play is important.
The Role
- Carry out all related tasks to ensure the role requirements are fulfilled to EPPP requirements.
- Support development of young people on and away from the pitch linked to academy values and syllabus.
- Flexibility for additional requirements within the role.
Training sessions £25, Game-day rate: Reflective of Travel Distance to Away Game - Home Game £40
Hours: 3 Sessions per week with Sunday Game days.
Tuesday: 6.30-8.30pm, Thursday 5.30-7.30pm, Friday: 5.30-7.30pm, (Maybe subject to change during the winter programme September 2025)