Whether you are looking for your next career move or are looking to play an active role within the sport as a volunteer, this page is where you will find the opportunities to make a difference in Judo in Scotland.

If you have a vacancy that you would like to advertise here, email info@judoscotland.com

Business Support Modern Apprentice

Are you ready to kickstart your career in sports administration while supporting Judo to become one of the most dynamic and inclusive sports? JudoScotland, the official governing body for judo in Scotland, is looking for a Business Support Modern Apprentice to join our team! This opportunity is ideal for anyone aged 16-24 with a disability or other barrier to employment.

As part of our strategy ‘Judo For All’ (2023 – 2027) our vision is to become a Scottish Governing Body renowned for excellence, enabling people of all ages and abilities to realise their potential.

As part of our Business Support Team, you’ll dive into a range of tasks, from membership services to communication and marketing, finance, and event support. You’ll also help us develop impactful programmes by providing essential data analysis on membership trends and club activities.

JudoScotland is working in partnership with Enable Works to support this role as we believe that every person who wants a job should have access to the support they need to get one. Enable Works is one of the largest and most successful providers of training and employability programmes in the UK. They help people who experience barriers to employment to find and train for work they enjoy and thrive in jobs they have chosen. 

Does this sound like the role for you? Find out more and submit your application using our Candidate Pack below.

Vacancies at sportscotland and other sport organisations.

There are no current voluntary vacancies within JudoScotland but keep up to date for any changes by visiting this page.

Become A Referee 

Who is the Referee?

The referee is the volunteer who can be found in the centre of all the action at tournaments and gradings ensuring the contests are conducted fairly and safely.

What Does the Referee Do?

Referees ensure that contests are conducted safely and correctly, following approved contest rules, and ultimately making the call on who wins or loses by giving scores/penalties to Judoka.

How Do I Become A Referee?

If you are at least a green belt and over the age of 12 you can start your refereeing journey. As you build your skills and experience you will have the opportunity to advance through a structure of eight levels. 

If you would like to become a referee contact info@judoscotland.com.

Become A Technical Official 

Who is a Technical Official?

From Timekeepers to Competition Controllers Technical Officials are the volunteers at events that carry out roles other than the referee.

What Does A Technical Official Do?

There are several different positions of a technical official in Judo. Usually found at the control table or mat side, a technical official ensures the smooth running of an event.

How Do I Become A Technical Official?

The great news is that to start your technical official journey, no judo experience is required! JudoScotland will provide all the training you need to start as a timekeeper.

If you would like to become a referee contact info@judoscotland.com.