The regional soccer league for France’s Hauts-de-France is hiring a dorm supervisor to oversee daily life for teenage players at the Pôle Espoirs training center in Liévin, according to a job posting published by the league.
The Pôle Espoirs de Liévin—an academy-style program for promising young soccer players from across the Hauts-de-France region—is looking for an adult staffer to monitor and support its residents off the field. The opening was posted by the Ligue de football des Hauts-de-France.
A supervision role at the center of player development
The successful candidate will be responsible for supervising the young athletes housed at the center. The job blends oversight, educational support, and managing communal life in a boarding-school setting.
France’s “Pôles Espoirs” are federation-run development programs that take in players identified by the regional league—often while they are still in school—where balancing academics and soccer training is treated as a priority.
Liévin’s place in regional soccer development
Liévin has, for several years, been a hub for the scouting and development systems run by the regional league. The Pôle Espoirs there hosts young players from the area whose level warrants closer, structured monitoring, in coordination with the French Football Federation (FFF).
How to apply
Applications are to be sent directly to the Ligue de football des Hauts-de-France, which is handling the recruitment. The posting was published on June 26, 2026.
