Club jobs: Two vacancies in Edinburgh with Corstorphine AAC
Club Operations Officer with Corstorphine AAC
Salary £5,596
(8 hours per week)
[3-year Fixed Term]
This post is employed by scottishathletics and funded through a partnership between scottishathletics and Corstorphine Amateur Athletics Club. You will work directly with the athletics club Corstorphine Amateur Athletics Club with support from scottishathletics National Club Managers.
Corstorphine Amateur Athletics Club is a vibrant, community-focused athletics club that welcomes members of all ages and abilities, from absolute beginners to high-performance athletes.
We are proud to provide opportunities for everyone to participate, develop, and thrive within the sport. Our vision goes beyond athletic performance. We aim to help our athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, and wider community reach their full potential both on and off the track.
At the heart of the club is a strong commitment to creating a fun, safe, friendly, inclusive, and supportive environment where every member feels valued. With a strong coaching structure, growing membership, and a clear commitment to community engagement, CAAC continues to play a leading role in expanding athletics participation in Edinburgh and beyond.
About You
You are an organised, proactive individual with strong communication skills and a passion for sport and community development. You have experience in administration, governance, or club operations and are confident managing multiple priorities.
You enjoy working with people and building partnerships that create real impact. Experience in sport development, volunteer coordination, or working with community organisations would be advantageous, but above all, you bring initiative, reliability, and enthusiasm to help the club grow and thrive.
About the Role
This role will play a key part in strengthening the operational foundations of Corstorphine Athletics Club, ensuring that the club is well positioned for long-term growth and sustainability. The postholder will focus on improving governance, administration, communication, and membership processes while supporting recruitment and engagement across the club community.
Application Process
Applicants should apply by submitting the application form and covering letter (addressing how the applicant’s skills and expertise fit with the job role and person specification), and the equal opportunities form, to opportunities@scottishathletics.org.uk.
The closing date for applications is noon on 2 February 2026 with interviews taking place on the week beginning 16 February, in Edinburgh (venue TBC).
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Community and Coaching Development Officer with Corstorphine AAC
Salary £8,892
(12 hours per week)
[3-year Fixed Term]
This post is employed by scottishathletics and funded through a partnership between scottishathletics and Corstorphine Amateur Athletics Club. You will work directly with the athletics club Corstorphine Amateur Athletics Club with support from scottishathletics National Club Managers.
About the Role
This role will focus on expanding the club’s reach and deepening its connection with local communities, schools, and partners.
The postholder will be responsible for increasing participation across all ages and abilities, developing pathways into the club, and strengthening the coaching and volunteer base to support long-term growth.
A key focus will be on community engagement, outreach, and inclusive participation, ensuring athletics opportunities are accessible to all.
Application Process
Applicants should apply by submitting the application form and covering letter (addressing how the applicant’s skills and expertise fit with the job role and person specification), and the equal opportunities form, to opportunities@scottishathletics.org.uk.
The closing date for applications is noon on 2nd February 2026 with interviews taking place on the week beginning 16th February, in Edinburgh (venue TBC).
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