Are you passionate about squash?  

Could you use your skills and enthusiasm to inspire a new generation of Squash Activators driving the growth of the game in their community? 

We are launching a new Squash Activator course in 2026-27, with a view to training keen squash players, parents and volunteers to help a new generation of players into squash. 

These are practical, hands-on, entry-level workshops, focused on confidence and engagement rather than formal coaching theory. 

About the role 

Tutors will deliver Activator courses in their region, giving squash players and enthusiasts: 

  • Build confidence to support coach-led sessions 
  • Learn how to introduce beginners in a fun, engaging way 
  • Develop the skills to take squash into local communities 

This is a fantastic opportunity to play a hands-on role in developing squash across Scotland – one player at a time. 

What we’re looking for 

Ideal tutors for the Activator course will: 

  • Be engaging, friendly and confident in delivery to groups 
  • Be reflective and committed to continuous development 
  • Be passionate about growing squash in Scotland 
  • Attend annual tutor standardisation day 
  • Be willing to complete sportscotland tutor training 

You don’t need to be an elite player – if you know the basics and are comfortable with a racket, we’d love to hear from you, whether you’ve been playing for months or years. 

Locations 

We are looking for at least one tutor in each of the following regions: 

  • Central 
  • East 
  • Grampian 
  • Highlands and Islands 
  • Tayside and Fife 
  • West 

Subject to the number of applications and geographical spread of tutors, groupings may change, for example by combining neighbouring regions. 

Training and support 

Successful tutors will be expected to attend a development day in Glasgow on Saturday 18th July, full details to be confirmed in due course.

What you’ll get 

  • Paid opportunities to deliver Squash Activator courses. 
  • Ongoing development and support. 
  • The chance to make a real impact on the growth of squash in Scotland and in your community. 

Find out more

To find out more, or for an informal chat on the role, please email stuart.monteith@scottishsquash.org