Club

Role

Our bar team members are the front line in our bars for our customers, ensuring that everyone has the best experience and customer service. You’ll be an outgoing, warm, and confident individual who is passionate about exceeding guest expectations.

Location

The Mend-A-Hose Jungle, Castleford, WF10 2SD

Principal Responsibilities

• Responsible for greeting customers and serving drink orders
• Making recommendations that delight our customers
• Maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness at all times
• Working as part of a team to create a friendly atmosphere our customers will love

To be successful, you will have:

• Energy, passion, and motivation
• A can-do attitude and ability to multi-task
• Experience is preferred but most importantly we need you to show us you understand great customer service
• The ability to remain calm under pressure and work flexible and unsociable hours, including all Home Game fixtures.

How to apply

Please email your CV to info@castigers.com

Role

A new and exciting opportunity has become available for the right person to join the Castleford Tigers Women RLFC medical team. 

Location

The job role will mainly be based at The Mend-A-Hose Jungle in Castleford however is it essential to travel to associated training and match venues.

Principal Responsibilities

• To provide physiotherapy services to a caseload of players.
• To be responsible for pitch-side assessment and treatment of players during training and matches.
• To deliver high level rehabilitation to ensure a safe return to play from injury in conjunction with strength and conditioning colleagues.
• To monitor and assess players for their fitness and injury status to train or play.
• Supervise and train more inexperienced members of physio team & students.
• Keep adequate electronic records in line with CSP standards.
• Ensure all players’ emergency medical files are up to date and complete the relevant administration requirements for any new players/trialists.
• Take part in departmental CPD in addition to own.
• To communicate injury status, rehabilitation strategies and return to training projections to the coaching team and liaise were required with external parties such as schools, international coaches, parents, community coaches etc.
• Undertake injury surveillance and injury audit.
• To liaise with medical staff of international players where required.
• Create professional relationships with players and staff to support health and wellbeing, injury prevention and rehabilitation needs, whilst maintaining a professional distance from playing staff, acting in a manner appropriate to a representative of the club at all times.
• Assist with sport science provision, which may include pitch, gym based and injury prevention sessions.
• Preparation and organisation of mandatory and essential medical equipment for games and training.
• The above is not an exact list and the candidate would be required to carry out tasks within their scope of practice to meet the demands of the performance environment.

Essential skills:

• Degree in Physiotherapy, Sports Rehabilitation or Sports Therapy 
• For Physios: Registration with HCPC and CSP 
• For Sports Therapists/Sports Rehabilitators: Registration with Society of Sports Therapists, BASRAT 
• IMMOFP qualified (D) or able to undertake this advanced trauma course at the next available opportunity 
• For Sports Therapists/Sports Rehabilitators: If not IMMOFP qualified, must hold ITMMiF L4, or PHICIS L2 
• For Sports Therapists/Sports Rehabilitators: Previous supervision in professional environment for 1 year (full-time) or 2 years (part-time)
   
• Possess excellent communication skills and be highly organised
• Work unsociable hours, including weekends and bank holidays to meet the demands of a professional sports team.
• Experience of working in sport, preferably rugby league 
• DBS Clearance and evidence of eligibility to work in the UK 
• Knowledge of safeguarding and experience of working with children/young adults 
• High level of musculoskeletal assessment skills, rehabilitation of elite level athletes and associated understanding on safe return to play strategies. 
• Knowledge of wider medical issues associated with working in professional sport, examples include management of concussion, athlete screening, injury and illness prevention strategies 
• Excellent IT skills 
• Ability to work calmly under pressure and possess very good time management skills 
• Able to work autonomously and manage a caseload of players but have the understanding on when to seek advice from senior members of the medical team and onward referral for specialist opinion where required. 
• Car driver with appropriate insurance to drive to required venues

Desirable skills:

• Experience of managing students and junior colleagues
• Experience of working in the NHS and associated knowledge of referral to specialist services within the NHS and private hospitals 

How to apply

Please send a CV and cover letter (no longer than 1 side of A4) to Head Doctor, Nick Raynor - nickraynor@castigers.com

Job Title: Sports Coach

Reports to: Head of Operations

Department: Castleford Tigers Foundation

Salary: Subject to Experience

Contract Type: Part time/Casual

Role Summary

Castleford Tigers Foundation is the Charitable arm of the Castleford Tigers. We are looking for enthusiastic and inspiring individuals with the ability to enthuse others and are committed to delivering high energy, progressive and developmental learning opportunities for children.

You will be joining a group of motivated practitioners dedicated to making all sessions of a high standard and committed to promoting the Castleford Tigers brand, beliefs, and standards.

You will be rewarded with numerous training opportunities, a generous hourly rate plus bonuses for high standards and opportunities to grow within the company into a full-time member of staff if desired.

Hours can vary according to your experience and availability.

Please note that the role is subject to DBS clearance.

Qualifications & Experience

Essential

·        At least 12 months experience of coaching/teaching either primary or secondary school children.

·        Evidence of continued professional development and a Level 1 Coaching Qualification.

Desirable

·        Sports Coaching or Physical Education Degree or equivalent.

·        Level 2 Sports Coaching qualification(s).

·        Experience of coaching/teaching primary school activities.

Skills and Knowledge

Essential

·        Basic knowledge of how to differentiate activities and make them easier or harder for varying abilities.

·        Ability to enthuse and motivate a group of children and provide a safe, fun learning environment.

·        Excellent organisational skills and time keeping.

·        Effective monitoring, evaluation and reviewing of own sessions and ability and learn from previous experience.

·        Passion for working with children.

·        Excellent inter-personal and communication skills to liaise with and build a

·        Rapport with children, parents, school staff.

Desirable

·        An understanding of primary school PE.

To apply please send your CV and any other supporting documents to foundation@castigers.com.