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The Workforce Academy is a great way for developing your personal and employability skills while studying at the University of Hull. There are dozens of different positions available; you don't even need to be sporty to participate. There are long-term and flexible positions available to meet everyone's needs and availability.
After applying, the team will contact you for an informal introduction to discuss volunteering in sports. We will provide you with the necessary support to become comfortable in your role, as well as training and qualifications along the way.
Interested? Please complete the application form below to begin your volunteer journey with us.
Harry Denton
Football Leadership Programme
Area of work: Football
"Not only has this programme helped me understand different coaching methods, it has helped me gain a lot of confidence and help me becoming a leader. These skills I have gained can be transferred to the real world and are important in everyday life, inside or outside of football.”
Greg Cole
Campus Sport
Area of work: Squash, Strength and Conditioning
“It has given me a fantastic opportunity to gain hands-on experience and build up my confidence and skills in a supportive environment.”
Tilly Newbrook
Netball Activator
Area of work: Netball
"If anyone is looking for more knowledge in the sporting sector whether that be leadership, coaching or performance, I highly recommend you joining the workforce academy.”
Adekanmi Fetuga
Football Leadership Programme
Area of work: Football
“In my experience, the workforce academy has been awesome. I have been able to work on what’s important like how to communicate, build rapport, knowing how to deal with people of all ages, people with disabilities and also how to interact properly. I have high hopes and hopefully I get better and achieve my main goals.”
Will Witter
Masters Sports Health and Exercise Science
Area of work: Sport Analysis
Throughout my time at Hull Sport, I have been fortunate enough to work with a range of talented athletes, staff, and sporting organisations. My main role included video recordings and GPS performance analysis data for the University of Hull sports teams on a BUCS Wednesday. I have also been involved in a placement with the Hull Kingston Rovers academy team, consisting of a similar role which I was doing at Hull Sport. Prior to their World Cup victory, I had pleasure of tracking the England Wheelchair Rugby League team’s physical performance data using the indoor tracking system at the University of Hull Sport Centre.
My second year at Hull Sport included spending a month with the men’s Fiji National Rugby League team, where I travelled with them all over the country throughout during the World Cup. I was responsible for monitoring the athletes distances covered and speeds reached throughout training and matches, using the GPS devices I had used previously with Hull Sport. This has provided further opportunities such as becoming an intern with Hull FC
