Hadley Wood Tennis Club (EN4) is seeking an experienced, people-first LTA Accredited+ Coach (Level 2/3) to deliver junior and adult group sessions and one-to-one lessons across our seven courts (two hard, five artificial grass). This part-time role (10–15 hours per week) includes after-school/evenings, Saturday mornings and Sundays, with clear scope to increase hours through private lessons, school links and camps. You will plan and deliver engaging sessions aligned to LTA pathways, support holiday camps and club events, maintain accurate registers, communicate clearly with players and parents, and uphold safeguarding at all times. Essential: LTA Level 2 or 3 with Accreditation+ active at start, clean UK driving licence, proven experience coaching all ages and abilities (solid hitting standard), reliability, strong organisation and communication, and current DBS, First Aid and Safeguarding (or willingness to obtain promptly). Desirable: schools delivery, Cardio Tennis, familiarity with LTA competition formats, and enthusiasm for promoting sessions/events and ongoing CPD. We offer a competitive hourly rate (DOE), friendly support and development opportunities.

Hadley Wood Tennis Club (EN4) is a friendly and welcoming community club in North London with seven courts, two hard and five artificial grass. Since taking over the coaching programme two years ago, we have been steadily developing both our junior and adult programmes, with a strong focus on creating a positive, inclusive and sociable club environment. Our aim is not only to provide high-quality coaching, but also to build a real sense of community through junior development, adult coaching, social tennis evenings, clinics, holiday camps, competitions and family activities. The programme is continuing to grow, offering an exciting opportunity for the right coach to become an important part of its development and increase their coaching hours over time.

We are looking for an enthusiastic, friendly and professional coach who enjoys working closely with people and becoming part of a club community. The successful candidate should be reliable, well organised, punctual and a strong communicator with juniors, adults, parents and fellow coaches. Teamwork is essential, and we are looking for someone who is happy to share ideas, support colleagues and contribute positively to the continued growth of the programme. Candidates should have experience delivering junior and adult group coaching as well as one-to-one lessons, with a good playing and hitting standard. The coach must be LTA Level2 or 3 qualified and LTA Accredited, with current DBS, Safeguarding and First Aid requirements in place. A clean driving licence is essential. We are particularly interested in someone ambitious and proactive who is willing to develop their role, build their own client base and increase their hours as the programme grows.