Salary indication
Salary gross/monthly
based on full-time
€ 3,382 - € 4,484
Feeling with student sports
Student life, study pressure, exams and internships can have an impact on the performance and presence of players and team. The new trainer/coach is expected to be able to deal with this well. In addition, training courses can be offered by you (partially) in English if the group requests it. The association has international students.
Participation, presence, team player
The board of DHC Drienerlo believes it is important that the trainers are involved in the association by maintaining regular contact with fellow hockey trainers and the selection teams. This includes showing interest on Sunday in the performance of other teams and attendance at events and tournaments organized by the association and department of sports and culture of the University of Twente.
Enthusiasm, passion and ambition
As a new [(head) coach for the Men’Training Team, you show initiative, are enthusiastic and able to challenge the selection of DHC Drienerlo on a technical-tactical level. As a trainer, you know how to motivate people and get the best out of themselves. You want to continuously improve the team, the individual and yourself and are not afraid to come up with new ideas in the direction of the association, but also in the direction of the organization.
Collaborate, team player, colleague
As a trainer of DHC Drienerlo you will be appointed within a broad team of sports teachers/trainers and coaches across more than 30 sports. These sports teachers are enthusiastic and proactive team players who serve as an example for student athletes and student board members. You will be part of the Campus and Facility Management service department, the Sports & Culture department. The team of Sports Instructors is responsible for high-quality sports education and regularly initiates moments of further training, intervision and team building. You are part of this.
- Teamplayer
- Affinity with students (sports)
- Coaching
- Inspired
- Continuous improvement
- Digitization (DHC uses 360SI system)
- Part-time position for 10 hours per week
- Employment for a period of one year
- Salary for full-time employment, in accordance with scale 8 of the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities, depending on education and experience
- Attractive employee benefits
You can express your interest in this position by sending your application letter, with an up-to-date CV, via the 'apply' button.
Employment screening is part of the selection procedure.
At the bottom of this vacancy you will find the contact details of the contact person (if you want to know more) and the application steps.
Of course, a student life consists of more than studying. Sports and cultural activities are also an important form of leisure activity to develop as a student and to have fun with others.
The University of Twente (UT) has the most beautiful campus in the Netherlands, where students (and staff) can live, work and study and also develop themselves in the field of sports and culture. The campus has a range of sports facilities, such as an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, climbing wall, various halls for indoor sports, hockey, softball and soccer fields, an athletics track and beach volleyball courts. The UT has 45 sports clubs.
Many cultural activities also take place on campus. Concerts, lectures, cabaret, dance performances, exhibitions and courses, for example. There is an art library, library, radio and production studio, there are studios, rehearsal and ballet studios. There are currently 16 different cultural associations. Just like the sports associations, all cultural associations are managed by students.
The Sports Centre is located on campus and is the base for the vast majority of the student sports offer. Due to the large number of international students and staff, the language of communication with the target group(s) on campus is largely English.
The Campus & Facility Management (CFM) Department aims to optimally support, utilise and develop the campus and housing. This involves the following core tasks: ensuring the development and management of the buildings and infrastructure on the campus grounds, supporting education and research processes, facilitating events on campus, and contributing to the academic training of students through sports and culture. Our work covers six separate areas: Facility Services, Maintenance & Real Estate, Purchasing, Sport & Culture and Staff: Policy & Projects and Secretariat.
We actively contribute to the inclusiveness, health and sustainability of UT’s campus. In order to reduce our carbon footprint, we are constantly looking for sustainable solutions in the areas of food, water, waste, travel and energy use. Using our state-of-the-art facilities, we also seek to accommodate team-based working, cutting-edge research and healthy lifestyles. Our beautiful, green campus is an ecosystem for experimenting and it is one-of-a-kind in the Netherlands.
As an employer, the CFM Department offers jobs that matter. We equip you as a staff member to shape new opportunities both for yourself and for our society. With us, you will be part of a leading tech university that is changing our world for the better. We offer an open and entrepreneurial climate, in which we encourage you to make healthy choices, for example, with our flexible, customizable conditions.
