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Opportunities to join the Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation team.

Not in Education, Employment or Training

Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation (GCF) is proud to announce a new partnership with Medlock Charitable Trust (MCT) aimed at creating meaningful training and intern opportunities for young people across Gloucestershire who are currently not in education, employment, or training (NEET).

Thanks to this partnership the Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation is offering six‑month internships to support six young people aged 18 to 24.

The collaboration will deliver structured programmes combining accredited training, workshops, mentoring, and hands-on work placements within community sport and related sectors. The initiative is designed to equip participants with practical skills, workplace confidence, and clear progression pathways into sustainable employment or further education.

The time commitment required will be dependent on the needs of the individual.

If you require additional information, please contact Nicky Clarke using the email link below.

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Benefits

Through the partnership, eligible young people will gain:

Industry-recognised training and qualifications
Intern placements within sport and community settings
Personal development and mentoring support
Career guidance and progression planning
Mentoring through work experience

Training Opportunities

Level 1 Cricket Coaching
Level 2 Cricket Coaching
First Aid Certificate
Scoring Qualification
Umpiring Qualification
Safeguarding Level 2 Certificate
CV Writing
Interview Preparation
Social Media

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Chris Munden / Cricket Operations Manager

Chris is the longest standing member of the team, having joined the GCB in 2008 as a Community Coach. Since then, Chris has developed greatly moving on to become a Development Officer, a National Programmes and Project lead and now the manager of the entire delivery team across educational and national programmes. His role covers a wide range of areas including overseeing all schools cricket, the incredible National Programmes of All Stars and Dynamos, Chance To Shine Schools and Street programmes along with being the key lead for Adult league Cricket. Chris also manages the Workforce Development Officer, as a highly competent coaching workforce is so integral to the work areas that he leads on. In his time the GCB have won awards that he had led on, including Chance to Shine County of the Year and Street Chance Project of the Year. As a local Bristolian, Chris is a Bristol City fan, who enjoys all sports. Chris is married, has two beautiful daughters, plays local cricket and enjoys a good hack at golf.