Performance Services Manager

Company: Leeds Beckett University
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Location: Leeds
Job Description:

Overview

In this role, you lead Beckett Sport’s strength and conditioning and performance support services to develop student-athletes across performance programmes. You will manage a multidisciplinary team, build external partnerships, and align services with academic objectives to enhance employability and sport performance. The position involves budget planning, service quality reviews, and acting on feedback, with a campus-based, seven-days-a-week schedule. You will shape how performance sport is delivered at Leeds Beckett and collaborate with researchers and partners to maximise impact.

Pay / Benefits

  • generous pension schemes
  • excellent holiday entitlements
  • flexible working
  • reduced study fees
  • subsidised fitness facilities
  • and more

Responsibilities

  • Lead S&C and support services across multi-sport performance programmes
  • Collaborate with the sports medicine team to manage injuries and prevention
  • Manage external partnerships (TASS, UKAD, NGBs, clubs) and represent Beckett Sport
  • Develop placements, mentoring, and vocational learning with academic colleagues
  • Plan and manage budgets; review services against best practice; act for Head of Beckett Sport when needed

Key requirements

  • UKSCA accreditation
  • Experience leading a comprehensive performance sport and S&C programme for student athletes
  • Track record delivering and monitoring S&C for high-performance athletes in a multi-disciplinary setting
  • Strong communication and influencing skills; ability to build relationships with managers, coaches and partners
  • Good organisation and project management; service-focused approach; commitment to professional development
  • strong communication
  • relationship-building
  • influence and collaboration
  • S&C programme design for high-performance athletes
  • multi-disciplinary team collaboration
  • injury management and prevention in sport

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Posted: October 10th, 2026