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Club Roles

There are so many ways you can be involved in gymnastics without being a gymnast!

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Coaching

We have courses so you can learn to coach or instruct at every level of the sport in a variety of disciplines. Starting as a helper, you can become an assistant coach, then head coach and a high-performance coach if you have aspirations to aim as high as you can go. You are key in putting the enjoyment, needs and rights of gymnasts at the heart of activities, allowing them to thrive.

Judging

Our busy calendar of competitive events could not run without judges. From club competitions to international championships, you can move through the judge education pathway to become a brevet judge and travel the world! Whatever level you’re involved in, you’re an integral part of the gymnastics family and the gymnastics pathway which offers opportunities to progress through competitions and programmes.

Safeguarding Officer

Every Scottish Gymnastics club has a safeguarding officer. You must be aged 21 years or over. If in a university club, you must be at least a second-year student or aged 21 years or over. This is a rewarding role where you help your club maintain the highest wellbeing and protection standards and systems and ensure that gymnastics is enjoyable, safe and open to everyone.

Club Official

Your club needs you! Examples of officials are managers, administrators, or secretaries. You help the club run smoothly and play your part in ensuring an uplifting experience for all in gymnastics.
Some roles may be paid, and others may be on a voluntary basis. You can find out more from your local club and the roles currently on offer on our vacancies page.

Other Opportunities

There are so many ways to get involved with our sport. Take a look below at more information about volunteering and the latest opportunities with our clubs and partners. Start your journey in gymnastics today!

City of Edinburgh Gymnastics Club - Recreational Coach

Salary: £12.25 per hour. A pay award is pending for this level of position, and any increased rate will be applied in 2025.

West Lothian Gymnastics Club - Level 2 Coach

Salary: Salary to be negotiated
Location: West Lothian Artistic Gymnastics Club, Craigshill East Road, Livingston, EH54 5LU

Edinburgh University Gymnastics Club - qualified coaches

Salary: Dependent on qualification level
Location: Gym 3, St Leonard’s Land, Holyrood Road

Flair Gymnastics Club - Competitive WAG Coach

Salary: £17,550 - £21,450 (pro-rata depending qualification & weekly hours)
Location: 137 Shawbridge Street, Pollokshaws, Glasgow, G43 1QQ

Alloa Gymnastics Club - Coach Vacancies L2+ or experienced L1

Salary: £11-16 per hour depending on qualification and experience

Fyrish Gymnastics Club - Communications & HR Manager

Salary: Dependant on experience

Head over Heels - Level 2 Coach

Salary: £15+ per class depending on experience

Salto Gymnastics - Women’s Artistic Level 3/4 Vacancy

Salary: Competitive pay, negotiable depending on experience
Location: Salto Gymnastics Centre, 15 Balunie Drive, Dundee, Tayside, DD4 8PS

Kilmarnock Acrobatic Gymnastics Club – Head Coach

Salary: £30,000 to £37,500 FTE dependant on experience
Location: Kilmarnock

Alloa Gymnastics Club - Level 3+ Women's Artistic Coach

Location: Alloa

Zippy's Gymnastics Club - Level 1 and 2 Acrobatic or General Coach

Salary: Competitive rates of pay

Fife and Sports Leisure Trust - Casual Gymnastics Instructors

Salary: £14.43 - £15.72 per hour dependent on experience
Location: Various locations in Fife Sports and Leisure Trust

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust - Casual Trampolining Instructors

Salary: £14.43 per hour/£15.72 per hour (depending on qualification)
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