Football CV Builder Pack
Helping coaches, analysts and football people turn experience into a credible club-ready CV.
Included inside the TCC Pro membership. The free community gives weekly ideas; Pro gives members the CV template and sports tech pack to package their experience for real opportunities.
Pro membership is coming soon
A planned Pro membership for coaches and football people who want both the Football CV Builder Pack and the Sports Tech Career Starter Pack.
Pro membership is coming soon
TCC Pro is not open for payment yet. The planned membership will include the Football CV Builder Pack and the Sports Tech Career Starter Pack.
When Pro launches, TCC will verify the buyer email and send editable resources privately. The master files will not be published on public pages.
For Pro access support, email ••••••••••••k.
A practical pack for moving from football experience to technology opportunity
Football profile rewrite prompts
Qualifications and CPD formatting guide
Experience evidence checklist
Club, analysis and sports tech CV variants
Reference section guidance with privacy-safe wording
Football CV Builder Editable Template
This editable resource is planned for Pro members. When Pro launches, TCC will verify payment and send the working template privately to the buyer email. Master files are never published on public pages.
Simple, private access after payment
Personal use, not resale
Personal use only. Pro members can create their own football CV and use the sports tech pack, but cannot resell, redistribute or share editable downloads.
What happens next
- Member registers interest before Pro opens
- TCC confirms launch details and payment route when Pro is ready
- After launch, paid members receive editable downloads for the CV template and sports tech pack
- Member can use both resources for their own applications and career planning
Reduce copying and resale
- Do not publish the raw edit link on public pages
- Issue access only after payment and member email match
- Use personal licence wording on the product page and receipt
- For future automation, create one private copy per paid member rather than sharing the master template
- Add buyer email or member ID into generated CV exports where practical
- Monitor unusual repeated access or support requests
Built for people who understand sport but need a clearer career route
Football CV structure based on a real coaching CV
Jordan Ellis
Football Coach | Performance Analyst | Scout Location, email and phone available on requestFootball Industry Experience
- Performance Analyst / Video Analyst
- Manager / Coach
- Scouting
- Playing
Qualifications Gained
- FA Level 2 Coaching Certificate
- FA Level 1 in Coaching Futsal
- PFSA Level 3 - Advanced Scouting
- UEFA B - Application imminent
Football is something that is in my blood. I obtained my first coaching badge in 2002 at 22 years of age. I have coached in various capacities since the year 2000 and have always harboured a burning ambition to work in the top level of football. I have already made enquiries to enrol on a UEFA B coaching course for next summer. I am a student of the game and have gained experience in all areas including scouting and more recently performance analysis. I understand the game continues to move and progress. To continue to be successful, you must never stop learning.
Tools / Platforms
- Hudl
- KlipDraw
- LongoMatch
- iBooks
- Video and analysis platforms
References
- Reference One - Club Director / Coach Developer
- Reference Two - First Team Manager / Academy Lead
How the paid pack improves the CV
- Lead with a sharper role headline so recruiters know immediately whether the CV is for coaching, analysis, scouting or sports tech.
- Replace broad ambition statements with evidence: age groups coached, environments worked in, tools used, matchday responsibilities and measurable outputs.
- Keep the passion paragraph, but trim it to 3-4 punchy lines and move detailed history into experience bullets.
- Use a clean reference section that says references available on request unless named referees have given explicit permission to appear.
- Avoid too many logos unless they prove tool fluency or club experience; they can make the CV feel busy.
- Create variants: one for club coaching roles, one for performance analysis roles, and one for sports tech/customer success roles.