Head of Boarding
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Juventus in Torino
We are looking for a Head of Boarding & Academic Integration to lead the coordination of the boarding program for Juventus youth players, ensuring a high-quality residential and academic experience fully integrated with the football pathway.
This role will act as a key link between the Club, the academic institution, the boarding facilities, students and their families, ensuring effective planning, operational excellence and consistent communication across all stakeholders.
As Head of Boarding & Academic Integration, you will play a central role in supporting the development, well-being and cultural integration of student-athletes, creating an environment that combines structure, care, performance and personal growth.
What you’ll do
- Lead the development and coordination of the academic plan, ensuring full integration with training schedules, competitions and supervised study time.
- Act as the main point of reference between the football club, the boarding school and/or academic institution.
- Ensure daily routines, internal regulations and schedules are properly respected,
including classes, breaks, free time and rest periods.
- Monitor students’ academic progress in close collaboration with academic staff, supporting long-term educational planning.
- Guide students in their academic organization, personal development and adaptation to school and boarding life.
- Serve as the main contact for families, providing regular updates on students’ progress, well-being and daily experience.
- Support international students in their cultural and social integration with empathy, sensitivity and awareness of individual needs.
- Oversee boarding facilities, ensuring high standards of safety, comfort, organization and student welfare.
- Manage relationships and contracts with accommodation, catering, maintenance and external service providers.
- Manage and monitor the annual boarding budget, ensuring cost control, financial sustainability and compliance with Club guideline