National Pathway Coaching Opportunities

Scottish Hockey are  recruiting for key positions within our performance pathway programmes. These roles sit at the heart of our athlete development system, supporting excellence on and off the pitch. We’re seeking individuals with strong leadership, clear communication, and a commitment to creating high quality, athlete environments. If you’re driven by performance, motivated by purpose, and excited by the chance to shape Scotland’s future talent, we’d love to hear from you.

We are recruiting for the positions of:

National Aspiring Boys Head Coach

We are looking for an inspirational and committed coach with a strong passion for developing young athletes. The programme culminates in the U18 Eurohockey Championships II for the Aspiring Boys squad, where our aim is to be highly competitive in Europe to secure promotion to the Eurohockey Championship I 2029. The role is central to strengthening player technical skills and preparing athletes for international hockey

See document for more information on the Aspiring Boys Head Coach Role Description and Person Specifications 2026

See document for National Aspiring Boys Training Dates – National Aspiring Boys Training Dates 26-27

National Pathway Assistant Coaches

This is an exciting opportunity to coach within the National Pathway, working with talented athletes and an experienced support team. The programme culminates in the Summer 8 Nations for the Emerging groups and U18 EuroHockey Championships for the Aspiring groups, where our aim is to be highly competitive in Europe.

See document for more information on the Pathway Assistant Coach Role Description and Person Specifications 2026

See document for National Pathway Training Dates – National Training Dates 26-27

To apply, please send a CV and cover letter outlining why you would be suitable for the role to [email protected] by 5pm 24th July 26

All notes of interest will be considered and we reserve the right to appoint at anytime throughout the process.

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